The End of Driving

Workshop for Transportation Planners, Innovators, & Leaders

Automated Vehicles are on the cusp of arrival in the rapidly evolving New Mobility streetscape of ride-hailing, ride-sharing, falling transit ridership, bike-sharing, and mobility apps. These promise both unprecedented opportunities and new risks. City leaders and planners know the stakes are high. But how can we plan if we do not know how much of what we are being told is true — and how much is hype?

The End of Driving Workshop offers participants a thorough understanding of the current trends that are propelling transportation into an extraordinary revolution. We will examine economic, environmental, and social impacts that vehicle automation and related advances could bring. These sessions cut a path through speculation and uncertainty to focus on the specific risks, opportunities, and choices cities and communities face right now, and in the first opening years of this coming modal choice. The workshop offers a set of tools and ideas to navigate this new world.

Upcoming Workshops

Our next webinar is taking place April 7, 2020 – 9am EDT

 

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TOPICS INCLUDE:

Vehicle Automation

barriers and accelerators

Economic, Environmental, & Social Impacts

of these changes on cities

Ride-hailing Services

strategies for managing and partnering

Risks & Opportunties

for transportation and land use

Integration with Public Transit

areas of impact and collaboration

Local Business & Revenue

areas of change, loss, & opportunity

AV Shuttle Microtransit

what we have learned so far

Can We Get it Right This Time?

combining livability with mobility

WORKSHOP TAKEAWAYS:

Two Automobility Markets that predict our future and the forces that will stimulate or inhibit each of them

Anxieties associated with automated vehicles that predict whether we will purchase vehicles or use robotaxis

Reasons people will use for and against choosing robotaxi service over vehicle ownership

Practical Models for the Automated Vehicle Eras we are likely to live through

Responses available to planners and politicians – both immediate and ongoing

Planning Models for targeting positive AV integration

New Expansion Opportunities for transit oriented development

Cognitive Biases that can be used to move people toward/away from vehicle ownership

Why & How to migrate public transit from an own-and-operate model to a specify-and-regulate model

Content is divided into an introduction and seven modules. Each module will include instructor content, group discussion, and collaborative exercises where participants will apply what they’ve learned to crystalize key takeaways.

TRANSPORTATION AFFECTS EVERYTHING

Is your city prepared for the coming changes?