Autonomous Transportation
Ethical, Legal, and Societal Implications
Our transportation system will likely undergo major transformation in the coming decades as technology allows us to move people and freight in safer and more efficient ways. Autonomous vehicles will be a part of this future, and will have far-reaching societal and political impact that must be understood.
Interdisciplinary teams will be the key to assessing this shift in transportation norms, examining the economics, design, ethics, policies and legalities necessary to enable a more connected and mobile society.
Literature Review
Preliminary Ethical, Legal and Social Implications of Connected and Autonomous Transportation Vehicles (CATV)
State Profiles
Policy Brief
Ethical, Social and Legal Issues: The Future for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles
DC Roundtable Event
The Global Challenges Roundtable Series - Examining The Ethical, Legal, and Social Implications of a Driverless Future
Policy Review
Connected and Autonomous Vehicles: A Policy Review
Prepared by Caitlin A. Surakitbanharn and S. Laurel Weldon