Survey finds Americans are cautiously accepting autonomous vehicles
What happened
A survey published by Cox Automotive found that Americans are more familiar with self-driving cars than they were a decade ago. However, most respondents still want the option to take control of the vehicle. The findings indicate that about one in five people have ridden in a robotaxi, which are driverless cars available in several major cities.
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Why it matters
The survey highlights key consumer concerns regarding autonomous vehicle technology. While 83% of respondents said their perception of AVs improved after trying one, significant barriers remain for the majority of the population.
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Who's involved
- TelemetryMarket research company contributing findings on consumer attitudes toward autonomous vehicles.
- Cox AutomotiveAmerican automotive business company whose survey forms the basis of the findings.
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The entities involved
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Telemetry
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Cox Automotive
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