Re-inventing the wheel will not be straightforward

Understanding the effects of autonomy is crucial to the future of transport, says CILT report

Mark Moran
15 June 2017
Re-inventing the Wheel considers a range of technological advances that may be available by 2035
Re-inventing the Wheel considers a range of technological advances that may be available by 2035

 

Some 20 years from now the way in which we travel may have been transformed by the widespread introduction of autonomous and connected electric-powered vehicles. Much of the research and discussion being undertaken at the moment is, necessarily, focussed on understanding the way in which the next generation of vehicles function. However, it is also important to understand the impact autonomous, connected and electric vehicles will have on the infrastructure of towns and cities. 

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