- CEO of The Alliance for Transportation Innovation says we’re “on the cusp of being able to accelerate deployment in a way that will transform society for the better”
- Assistant director of connected and automated transportation strategy at the Texas A&M Transportation Institute points to humans being worse at operating vehicles, and that automation is better than humans
- A senior research scientist at Texas A&M says we need to focus on the human behaior, that automobile automation is to make driving safer, while humans tend to chose to do seomthing else if they are freed from a task.
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