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Some promises in the pitfalls of automated and autonomous vehicles: A response to commentators
1a Department of Psychology, Institute for Simulation and Training , University of Central Florida , Orlando , FL , USA.
Abstract:
My interlocutors have offered numerous and important responses to my target article. Here, I endeavour to respond to the issues raised. Despite some contentions over specifics, the overall tenor of these commentaries is one of general agreement. One particular challenge, as noted, is how to disseminate our discipline's knowledge beyond the pages of our journals to effect the impact and change in the world to which we aspire. This is a challenge that transcends efforts solely associated with automated vehicles, but it may be in this specific realm that our science can offer its most widespread impact in the immediate, coming future.
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