There is a body of research related to connected autonomous vehicles (CAVs) and land use, but with a focus on the implications of automating vehicles as opposed to the connective technology. There is little research focusing on how connected vehicles (CVs) and Vehicle to Everything (V2X) technology will impact land use demand and what policies may be needed to better integrate (CAVs) into existing transportation systems.

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Related Literature Reviews

See Literature Reviews on Connectivity: CV, CAV, and V2X

See Literature Reviews on Land Use

Note: Mobility COE research partners conducted this literature review in Spring of 2024 based on research available at the time. Unless otherwise noted, this content has not been updated to reflect newer research.

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