As highlighted in our recent global report ‘Citizens in Motion’ CAV will have a disruptive influence on mobility in all our cities and city regions. The form of this disruption - from business and service models to the vehicle itself - can be shaped at local and national levels, meaning that cities and city regions have much to gain from positive and early engagement.  

Who’s driving the UK and Ireland’s future? 

All future investment in transport infrastructure will be affected by the CAV revolution. From engaging local people and forming regulatory policy, through to testing, licensing and implementation, cities have a lead part to play in delivering the best possible version of CAV to meet the differing needs of all citizens.

Key to this is the way in which cities are positively aligning infrastructure investment decisions with a CAV-enabled future. However, in balancing individual initiatives at the level of the citizen with collective action, what steps should cities take if they are to succeed in realising a driverless future that is right for them?  

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