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Joshua Karlin-Resnick

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Shared autonomous vehicles like Navya’s people mover (shown at the University of Michigan, where it is under testing) are likely to be more city-compatible than those designed for private personal use (Nelson\Nygaard photo)

Cities and the Autonomous Vehicle Revolution

By Joshua Karlin-Resnick | Jul 11, 2017 | No Comments
We risk a replay of the mistakes made in changing our cities for the automobile age. In adapting to an autonomous future, we must not sideline people, the public realm, and the built environment in favor of the needs of one transportation mode as we did a century ago.
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