Study suggests Austin residents are evenly split on using self-driving cars
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This inforgraphic was developed by our Transportation Policy Research Center to depict the findings from a January 2016 study, Consumer Acceptance and Travel Behavior Impacts of Automated Vehicles, which may be found on our center's website; http://tti.tamu.edu/policy/technology/
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Study suggests Austin residents are evenly split on using self-driving cars
- 1. Is a self-driving car in your future? NOYES YES NO Safer than human drivers Relieve the stress of driving Trust the technology Expect to be more productive while traveling Can support mobility needs for seniors Just like public transit Don’t trust the technology Safety concerns Affordability concerns Prefer to drive and control car Insurance/liability concerns Don’t know about or see a need for the cars? “No”reasons are drawn from an online survey with a sample size of 550 people in the Austin area. “Yes”reasons are based on face-to-face interviews with 44 of those respondents who said they were extremely or somewhat likely to use self-driving cars.