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Four Reasons Public Agencies Take a Chance on Driverless Transportation

Posted on January 18, 2018 by Lauren Isaac

Despite making headlines on a daily basis, driverless vehicles are still a relatively nascent technology. Automakers and tech companies run tests around the world and a few cities have even ventured into true passenger operations, but the technology is far from ubiquitous. In fact, … Continue reading →

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Should Road User Charging be Introduced along with Driverless Vehicles?

Posted on November 21, 2016 by Lauren Isaac

I was happy to find that a consistent theme at the ITS World Congress this year was on the importance of shifting to road user charging to fund infrastructure investments. The idea behind road user charging is that people pay … Continue reading →

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My First Driverless Vehicle Riding Experience!

Posted on October 20, 2016 by Lauren Isaac

I’m ashamed to say that it has taken me two weeks to write about one of the highlights of my trip down under….I got to ride in a driverless shuttle in Perth, Australia!  Earlier this year, the RAC (a private … Continue reading →

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