With the advent of electric, connected and autonomous vehicles (AVs), the world of mobility is changing rapidly. Nearly half of all vehicles are expected to have some level of automation by 2030.

From delivery bot trials to autonomous shuttles, the roads of the 21st century are already taking on a very different look and feel.

When building solar farms in remote locations, driving materials around the often sprawling sites can be time consuming.

The Contra Costa Transportation Authority has a small staff with a big reputation.

Emerging technologies, including autonomous vehicles, are transforming traditional infrastructure roles

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As Google, Uber, Amazon and Tesla work to transform transportation, there’s an important task that should be taken up by civil engineers: better informing the public about the risks.

City dwellers are accustomed to taxicab stands on bustling street corners, but what will happen to those stands if taxis start to fly?

Although on-street testing immerses AVs into real-world mobility environments, ensuring their reliability requires creating and evaluating as many “what if” scenarios as possible for a variety of vehicles.