European Commission: Annual statistical report on road safety in the EU (2024)

The European Road Safety Observatory (ERSO) provides reliable and comparable data on road crashes, in-depth analysis and information on road safety trends, practices and policies in the EU. An evidence base composed of statistical reports, country profiles, thematic analysis and key performance indicators is essential to i) measure progress towards reducing deaths and serious injuries […]

Factors influencing the user behaviour of shared autonomous vehicles (SAVs): A systematic literature review

The emergence of autonomous driving technologies will transform mobility in the future. Shared autonomous vehicles (SAVs) are crucial elements of sustainable future mobility concepts because they are expected to have a positive impact on urban mobility, infrastructure, travel behaviour and the environment. Driven by the necessity for sustainable mobility concepts and the prospect of accelerated […]

Public perception of autonomous vehicle capability determines judgment of blame and trust in road traffic accidents

Road accidents involving autonomous vehicles (AVs) will not only introduce legal challenges over liability distribution but also generally diminish the public trust that may make itself manifested in slowing the initial adoption of the technology and call into question the continued adoption of the technology. Understanding the public’s reactions to such incidents, especially the way […]

Future proof road infrastructure: an exploration of the impact of automated traffic and transportation

Within the Dutch Smart Mobility Collaboration (Krachtenbundeling), CROW-KpVV and Royal HaskoningDHV have released a whitepaper on the future design of roads, taking into account the advent of autonomous transportation. A panel of experts from both domestic and international backgrounds has contributed to this forward-looking perspective. The document’s objective is to raise awareness, initiate discussions, and […]

Navigating the Future: Safety and regulation in the realm of L3/L4 autonomous vehicles

The Autonomous, with partners, Kontrol and pswp (POSSER SPIETH WOLFERS & PARTNERS), collaborated on this deep dive into the realm of safety and regulations in autonomous driving, addressing compliance challenges, street-legal requirements for autonomous systems, and the nuanced differences in rule perception between humans and machines in both conventional and autonomous vehicles. Over 80 experts hailing from Asia, Europe, […]

Self-driving but guided by people: How to make automated vehicles ethical

Reed Mobility published their report â€śSelf-driving but guided by people: How to make automated vehicles ethical.” The new research asked members of the public to help set “ethical red lines” for the deployment of self-driving vehicles. It’s widely anticipated that self-driving vehicles will play an increasingly significant role in our transport over the coming decades. However, as […]

Making Automated Vehicles Work for Better Transport Services: Regulating for Impact

This report explores how mobility services using automated vehicles might change the transport landscape. How can automated transport services help enable positive outcomes for societies? How will they ensure passenger safety? What rules should apply to such new services that overlap with other, heavily regulated services like taxis and public transport? The report assesses where […]

ACEA: The Automotive Regulatory Guide

The European automotive industry is one of the most heavily regulated, being implicated in more than 150 EU regulations and 30 directives. In this context, the European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA) has produced the third edition of the Automotive Regulatory Guide. This one-of-a-kind publication provides a comprehensive overview of national and international regulations impacting the […]