Accessible Rendezvous with Automation at the Curb
ONGOING | Equitable Use, Access, and Impacts
Transportation Technologies:
Automated Vehicles, Vehicle TechnologiesImpacts:
Health, Municipal Budgets, Social Equity, Transportation Systems Operations (and Efficiency)Problem Statement
Autonomous vehicles, both individual and shared shuttles, offer significant mobility benefit to people with disabilities and others who lack use of a personal vehicle. However, they may also exacerbate existing barriers to human-driven shared ride services, such as policy violations, rendezvous failures, and poor curb location selection. We seek to address these barriers by developing recommendations for policy decisionmakers and service providers.Outcomes & Deliverables
Recommendations for policy decisionmakers and service providers
Researchers
Aaron Steinfeld
Research Professor
Carnegie Mellon University
Research Professor
Carnegie Mellon University
Corey Harper
Assistant Professor
Carnegie Mellon University
Assistant Professor
Carnegie Mellon University