Do two-wheeler riders propel towards autonomous driving? A path-based probabilistic study in Indian context.
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ABSTRACT: Regardless of the rational benefits of autonomous vehicle adoption towards mitigating mobility goals in urban and sub-urban areas of middle-income countries, adoption of such technology remains thought-provoking. Two wheeled vehicles are often utilized extensively all over the world for short distance trips in sub-urban areas. The present study investigates perceived risks of using four wheeled autonomous vehicles by captive two-wheeler riders for long and short distance trips in densely populated Indian cities. Theoretical autonomous vehicle technology acceptance models were modified considering Indian perceptions in this study. Offline stated preference responses were collected from various universities, open public spaces and governmental organizations of various cities within India. St
SUBMITTER: Datta S
PROVIDER: S-EPMC11336834 | biostudies-literature | 2024 Aug
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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