Advanced Transport Telematics (ATT) and even more its American counterpart intelligent Vehicle Highway Systems (IVHS) aim explicitely at a new means of transportation. Consequently applied, they demand a minimum level of automatic driving and by this will meet very severe legal restrictions and rise questions of market acceptance. But this is only true, when considered under the conditions of todays individual private transport, while new forms of public transport (transit) might very well fit to the system's characteristics of this new means of transportation. The evolutionary pathway to such a new transport system is shown in this paper.
Evolutionary asssessment of the impacts of new transport technologies
Abschätzung des Entwicklungspotentials neuer Transporttechnologie
1993
8 Seiten, 2 Bilder
Conference paper
English
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