How will Iranian behave in accepting autonomous vehicles? Studying moderating effect on autonomous vehicle acceptance model (AVAM)

Naderi, Hossein; Nassiri, Habibollah

doi:10.1016/j.iatssr.2023.09.002

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“…Given that most individuals have yet to experience AVs firsthand, their knowledge primarily stems from media reports. Positive media portrayal of AVs effectively enhances self-efficacy and fosters public willingness toward their adoption [12]. Overall, these findings underscore the significance of social information in shaping intentions regarding AV usage.…”

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“…In a study conducted by Naderi et al [12], moderating variables such as demographics, psychological characteristics, and driving behavior were employed to examine the impact on the acceptance of automated vehicles. The findings suggest that drivers' perception of risk associated with hazardous driving behaviors significantly impedes their intention to utilize automated vehicles.…”

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Key factors capturing the willingness to use automated vehicles for travel in China

Zhou,

Guo,

Shi

et al. 2024

PLoS ONE

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With the continuous advancement of technology, automated vehicle technology is progressively maturing. It is crucial to comprehend the factors influencing individuals’ intention to utilize automated vehicles. This study examined user willingness to adopt automated vehicles. By incorporating age and educational background as random parameters, an ordered Probit model with random parameters was constructed to analyze the influential factors affecting respondents’ adoption of automated vehicles. We devised and conducted an online questionnaire survey, yielding 2105 valid questionnaires. The findings reveal significant positive correlations between positive social trust, perceived ease of use, perceived usefulness, low levels of perceived risk, and the acceptance of automated vehicles. Additionally, our study identifies extraversion and openness as strong mediators in shaping individuals’ intentions to use automated vehicles. Furthermore, prior experience with assisted driving negatively impacts people’s inclination toward embracing automated vehicles. Our research also provides insights for promoting the adoption of automated vehicles: favorable media coverage and a reasonable division of responsibilities can enhance individuals’ intentions to adopt this technology.

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confidence: 99%