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FUTURE AGENDA 1. Fleets are now driving progress: In terms of the dominant business models, momentum is clearly behind both robo-taxis and truck fleets. 2. Automated trucks are coming: Freight has much to gain in terms of efficiency; this has regulatory momentum and wide industry support. 3. Safety is a pre-requisite: Expectations are high, but as many advances are already in process, improvements look likely. 4. Congestion is a conundrum: While the aim is for less congestion and the role of connectivity is pivotal, user behaviour and Transportation Network Company (TNC) strategies could initially mean more congestion. 5. Multiple options for the last mile: There are many alternatives in the mix, all bridging different needs and location gaps. 6. First vs widespread deployment: Where and why we see initial AV services may not necessarily align with where mass impact will occur. 7. Deeper collaboration will be needed: Moving from partnerships to long-term multi-party collaboration is seen as a critical enabler. 8. Technical standards may not be pivotal: Although comprehensive technical standards are advocated, they are not essential for AV; in some regions, safety standards will support regulation. 9. Regulators are influencing deployment: Proactive regulation is attracting companies, but the balance of light vs. heavy regulatory approaches may impact this. Nine Thoughts We can see nine core issues as significant for the next decade. All are intricately inter-connected but collectively define the highly 'wicked' problem to address.
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