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Driverless Vehicles and Their Future in India
As driverless vehicles become a reality, there is a need to understand what such technology could mean for urban transportation in India. Even as the penetration of autonomous vehicle technologies may be limited in India, and its labour market and land use implications few, it could prove to be a highly efficient low-cost urban transport alternative compared to the hugely expensive metro systems of today.
An earlier version of this paper was presented at the âConference on Driverless Technology and Its Urban Impact,â NYU Marron Institute of Urban Management, New York, May 2015.
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