Panel: Economic Impact of Autonomous Vehicles: Global Insights
Wednesday, Aug 27th at 08:00 - 09:30 AM
Autonomous vehicles of all types are now at the early stages of commercial deployment globally. They are expected to generate network scale economic impacts, but these changes will be non-linear and therefore difficult to quantify. In contrast, there are well-established methods for assessing the economic impacts of traditional transportation investments and businesses. Automated vehicles, however, generate a different scale of economic impacts across supply chains, personal mobility, safety, efficiency, and workforce. This session will review the business case for current AV deployment in Asia-Pacific and relevant examples from past large-scale transportation-related deployments in North America and Europe. These examples will shed light on the scale of economic activity that AV systems could generate.
Panelists:
Earl Adams Jr., Vice President for Policy and Regulatory Affairs, PlusAI
Jane Lappin, Partner, Blue Door Strategy and Research
Bin Ran, Professor, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Tongkarn Kaewchalermtong, President / Lecturer, ITS Thailand / Chulachomklao Royal Military Academy
Jeff Farrah, Chief Executive Officer, AVIA
George Ivanov, Head of International Policy and Government Affairs, Waymo
Lee Street, Director & Head of Technology Services (Europe), AECOM
Learn more: https://www.itsamericaevents.com/world-congress/en-us/program/full-program/full-program-details.4398.243298.if6-economic-impact-of-autonomous-vehicles-global-insights.html
