The emergence of the shared, connected, and automated vehicle (AV) fleets holds promise to reduce congestion and improve safety. However, the energy, climate, and equity impacts of these new technologies are highly uncertain. Many preliminary efforts to model shared AVs find that they could lead to significant GHG reductions, particularly if they are also electric. In this session we will explore important issues to inform research and policy on how shared, connected, and AVs can help meet transportation energy and sustainability goals.
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Estimated Energy Impacts of Automated Vehicles: Implications for Policy Makers
Osman Yagci, Stanford University
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Regina Clewlow, Populus |
P16-0890 |
Operations of a Shared, Autonomous Electric Vehicle Fleet: Implications of Vehicle and Charging Infrastructure Decisions
T. Donna Chen, University of Virginia
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Kara M. Kockelman, University of Texas, Austin Josiah Hanna, University of Texas, Austin |
16-1840 |
Fleet Management and Adoption of Innovations by Corporate Car Fleets: Exploratory Approach
Virginie Boutueil, Ecole des Ponts ParisTech
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16-5417 |
Concepts and Impacts of New Urban Shared Mobility Alternatives: Agent-Based Simulation Model for the City of Lisbon, Portugal
Luis Miguel Martinez, International Transport Forum
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José Viegas, International Transport Forum |
16-2270 |
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