Public Perception of Autonomous and Shared Autonomous Vehicles: Case Study of Amman

This study evaluates the public perception and adoption potential of autonomous vehicles (AVs) and shared autonomous vehicles (SAVs) in Amman, Jordan. Key factors influencing public perception and adoption include safety concerns, infrastructure readiness, and regulatory frameworks. The research highlights the necessity of governmental support and well-structured regulations. Despite recent advancements in Amman's transportation sector, challenges such as congestion, inadequate public transport, and infrastructure maintenance persist. Significant steps, including enhancing community preparedness and addressing public concerns, are crucial for successful AV and SAV integration. The study offers insights and recommendations to guide policymakers and stakeholders in fostering Amman's sustainable urban mobility ecosystem. Collaborative efforts, pilot programs, and targeted outreach are essential for advancing A V and SA V adoption.