2020
DOI: 10.24228/ktsz.2020.1.2
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Autonóm járművek, önvezető autók: mit gondol a közönség?

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“…Furthermore, the digital skills of consumers, the level of government’s readiness for change, the efficiency of the legal system in challenging regulations, as well as the transparency of data-sharing environments were ranked among lowest in Hungary [ 31 ]. This is in line with the results of Majó-Petri and Huszár [ 72 ], who revealed that although 97% of their Hungarian respondents have already heard about AVs, only 23% of them look up information on this technology regularly.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 90%
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“…Furthermore, the digital skills of consumers, the level of government’s readiness for change, the efficiency of the legal system in challenging regulations, as well as the transparency of data-sharing environments were ranked among lowest in Hungary [ 31 ]. This is in line with the results of Majó-Petri and Huszár [ 72 ], who revealed that although 97% of their Hungarian respondents have already heard about AVs, only 23% of them look up information on this technology regularly.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 90%
“…Of the above-mentioned research lines, Hungarian studies usually focus on two larger areas influencing AV acceptance: demographical [ 68 – 71 ] and attitude-like variables [ 21 , 72 75 ]. These studies demonstrated that women are less optimistic regarding AVs than men [ 68 – 71 , 73 ], and younger age [ 68 – 70 ], higher level of education [ 68 , 70 ], settlement with larger population [ 68 ], and higher income [ 68 ] are also associated with higher acceptance level of AVs.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…An increasing quantity of research results are being presented in social science issues regarding self-driving vehicles in Hungary, as well. Hungarian researchers have studied self-driving cars in terms of moral questions (Miskolczi et al, 2021), legal questions (Ambrus, 2019;Kecskés, 2020), relationship with responsible innovation (Lukovics et al, 2018), effect on government budget and employment (Gyimesi, 2019), effect on lifestyle and economy (Banyár, 2019), relationship with cities (Lados and Tóth, 2019;Smahó, 2021), and social impact and acceptance (Madarász and Szikora, 2018;Majó-Petri and Huszár, 2020;Csizmadia, 2021;Páhy, 2021;Kovács and Lukovics, 2022;Nagy et al, 2022;Palatinus et al, 2022;Prónay et al, 2022,;Hőgye-Nagy et al, 2023). It can be observed that the vast majority of research either addresses the subject of autonomous vehicles in general without vehicle type specification or focuses exclusively on self-driving cars.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Számos hazai és nemzetközi publikációban arról olvashatunk, hogy az AV-k széleskörű elterjedésének több korlátja is van. Ezek közül egyik, talán legkiemelkedőbb a társadalmi elfogadásuk (Csizmadia 2019, Páthy 2019, Szemerédi 2019, Majó-Petri & Huszár 2020. Ennek okán számos szakcikk látott már napvilágot, melyek az AV-k fogyasztói megítélését, valamint elfogadását vizsgálják (Keszey 2020).…”
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