The arrival of automated vehicles (AVs) is imminent. This report provides an overview of the potential benefits of AVs and highlights issues that we need to start planning for—now.
Automated Vehicles: The Coming of the Next Disruptive Technology
Automated Vehicles: The Coming of the Next Disruptive Technology
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The arrival of automated vehicles (AVs) is imminent. And, the first generation of AVs is already with us. Google has—as part of its “Chauffeur Project”—rolled out prototype AVs in California and elsewhere. And, there are numerous other developments in the U.K., Singapore, and other countries that are speeding-up the development of AVs. However, Canada needs to keep pace with this rapidly evolving technology. AVs have the potential to bring immense benefits—particularly saving us time and reducing the number of collisions on our roads. But as they roll out, AVs will be disruptive to both the public and private sector in the process. Governments and businesses must begin to plan for the arrival of AVs sooner, rather than later. This report provides an overview of the potential benefits of AVs and the highlights some of the issues that we need to start planning for—now.
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