Most discussions about autonomous vehicles focus on the image of a driverless cara narrow view. In Autonomous Urban Mobility, Tan Yigitcanlar presents a thorough analysis of how this transformative technology could reshape the economic, social, and spatial dynamics of cities if understood as a socio-technical system. Through a multidisciplinary lens, he explores its current impacts on urban mobility and its potential to create sustainable and equitable transport systems. Combining theory, critical analysis, and practical insights, this book is an essential guide for urban planners, transportation experts, and anyone shaping the future of cities.
Professor Fįbio Duarte, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA
Autonomous Urban Mobility dives into the social, technical, and policy landscapes shaping autonomous vehicle adoption in cities. Through empirical research and case studies, the book skilfully examines autonomous vehicles as solutions to urban issues like congestion and access, providing insights for policymakers, planners, and anyone interested in urban mobilitys future.
Professor David Levinson, University of Sydney, Australia
Innovations such as electric mobility, autonomous vehicles, and mobility-as-a-service represent disruptive technologies that drive profound societal transformations. Autonomous Urban Mobility provides a comprehensive guide to navigating the complexities of these advancements, helping to avoid common challenges while accelerating the Five Transformationsvehicle transformation, modal-split transformation, lifestyle transformation, economic transformation, and city transformationessential for achieving sustainable urban development.
Professor Becky Loo, The University of Hong Kong, China
Autonomous Urban Mobility by Tan Yigitcanlar provides a timely and essential exploration of the complexities involved in integrating autonomous technologies into urban environments. By addressing foundational principles, actionable policies, and strategic priorities, this book serves as a vital resource for policymakers, urban planners, and professionals in the smart mobility sector.
Professor Jonathan Corcoran, The University of Queensland, Australia
A timely work, Autonomous Urban Mobility presents a focused collection of Tan Yigitcanlars research on autonomous driving technology, public acceptance and attitudes towards autonomous vehicles and autonomous transit. This book serves as an invaluable guide for researchers and policymakers, offering insights into public adoption intentions, expectations, and concerns surrounding this transformative mode of mobility.
Professor Sylvia He, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, China
