Automated driving - User Education Campaign
Automated driving (AD) holds the promise of transforming mobility with opportunities for enhanced road safety and environmental benefits. However, the successful deployment of AD technologies hinges not just on the technology itself, but also on the public’s understanding and acceptance of these advancements. The Hi-Drive User Education Campaign aims to bridge this knowledge gap and foster a well-informed user base.
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