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January 6, 2020
Internet Users in Select Countries Who Agree that Autonomous Vehicles Will Not Be Safe, Oct 2019 (% of respondents)
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Respondents of driving age (18+) in China, Germany, India, Japan, Korea and United States were asked to what extent they agreed that autonomous vehicles (AV) will not be safe.Note
2018 n count: China n=1,724; Germany n=1,705; India n=1,728; Japan n=1,680, South Korea n=1,722; US n=1,730; 2019 n count: China n=1,735; Germany n=1,733; India n=1,725; Japan n=1,717, South Korea n=1,715; US n=1,720; 2020 n count: China n=2,988; Germany n=2,950; India n=2,945; Japan n=2,976, South ... Korea n=2,999; US n=2,950.More
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Data is from the January 2020 Deloitte report titled "2020 Global Automotive Consumer Study." 35,000 internet users worldwide were surveyed online during September-October 2019. Respondents were of driving age (18+) and results are representative of the overall population in each market.Featured In
US offers first meaningful attempt at AV regulation with new NHTSA crash reporting rules Police lawsuit offers regs ammo to limit Tesla’s AI Tesla is using a supercomputer to train its AVs’ neural networksTop US auto regulator launches probe into Tesla’s AutopilotCompanies are betting big on autonomous vehicles but looming questions over chip supply and safety remainCar safety experts warn Tesla Full Self Driving isn’t ready for public roadsTesla’s driver monitoring system highlight AVs’ future tension between privacy and safetySources
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Internet Users in Select Countries Who Agree that Autonomous Vehicles Will Not Be Safe, Oct 2019 (% of respondents)Publication Date
January 6, 2020
