Future challenges for the Road Asset Management

Osichenko, Denitsa; Spielhofer, Roland

doi:10.5592/co/cetra.2018.708

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“…In other words, with the adoption of CAVs instead of human‐driven vehicles, different infrastructure maintenance requirements are likely to be needed [55]. Many studies in recent years have underlined the importance of road infrastructure maintenance in the initial phase of CAV deployment [22, 36, 56, 57], rather than dramatically changing infrastructure [58]. For example, the frequency of maintenance of road infrastructures, which may be critical to CAVs, and current winter maintenance strategies can change drastically as sensor‐based vehicles hit the roads [59].…”

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“…While there are arguments suggesting that CAVs may collect data for the network themselves, stakeholders have expressed concerns about the quality, consistency, and sharing/storage of such data. Therefore, the development of new technologies for automated road assessment becomes increasingly important to ensure the provision of highly accurate and officially approved data for road authorities [56, 67]. Another consensus was that the maintenance and control of the emerging digital infrastructure (e.g.…”

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The introduction of connected and automated vehicles (CAVs) has the potential to bring numerous advantages to urban mobility. However, many challenges for road infrastructure need to be overcome before those benefits can be achieved. This study addressed multiple dimensions of the implications of CAV deployment for road infrastructure through a comprehensive survey with 168 experts from different sectors and regions around the world. The issues are grouped into five categories: (1) key challenges of accommodating CAVs in existing urban transport networks; (2) infrastructure improvement required for shared CAV models; (3) maintenance aspects of infrastructure for CAVs; (4) implementation time of infrastructure support for CAVs; and (5) financing infrastructure upgrades to facilitate CAVs on the roads. The outcomes of the research show that there is still no consensus among the stakeholders on what should be considered to maximise CAV benefits for society as a whole. This indicates the necessity for cooperation between stakeholders to achieve the safe and efficient operation of CAVs. Overall, this study provides in‐depth insights for decision‐makers and transport planners to form policies, regulations, and guidelines regarding the future implementation of CAVs for roads before their commercialisation phase.

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IET Intelligent Trans Sys

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Infrastructure‐related challenges in implementing connected and automated vehicles on urban roads: Insights from experts and stakeholders

Infrastructure‐related challenges in implementing connected and automated vehicles on urban roads: Insights from experts and stakeholders

Road Asset Management and the Vehicles of the Future: An Overview, Opportunities, and Challenges

Implications of automated vehicles for physical road environment: A comprehensive review

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