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This book includes new research and econimic analysis, plus a thorough review of the current literature to pose and attempt to answer a number of important questions about the effect that driverless vehicles may have on land use in the United States, especially on parking.
This book includes new research and econimic analysis, plus a thorough review of the current literature to pose and attempt to answer a number of important questions about the effect that driverless vehicles may have on land use in the United States, especially on parking.
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Autorenporträt
Robert A. Simons is a professor of urban planning and real estate development at Cleveland State University, USA, in the Levin College of Urban Affairs. He is the editor of the Journal of Sustainable Real Estate, and has published over 75 journal articles and four books on real estate topics. He has served as an expert witness on over 90 legal cases, most with contaminated property issues. R.simons@csuohio.edu
Inhaltsangabe
1: Introduction By Robert A. Simons 2. Identification of Major Vehicle-Related Hardware and Technological Trends By Robert A. Simons 3. Tastes and Preferences and Behavioral Change in Transportation Modal Choices and Car Ownership By Robert Simons, Jonathan Richmond, Howard Goldberg and Daniel J. Simons 4. Government Regulation Of The Transition To Driverless/Autonomous Cars By Robert A Simons, Tod Northman and Jeffery Carr 5. Ethical Issues From The Transition To Driverless / Automated Cars By Robert A Simons, Tod Northman and Jeffery Carr 6: The Past Adoption and Transition Time Periods of Five Disruptive Technologies By Robert A. Simons and Alexandra A. Malkin 7: A Road Too Steep And Too Long: The Scientific Case Against Plausible Evolution Of Driverless Cars By Robert A. Simons 8: Any Early Signs of Softness in the Parking Markets in Capital Markets and Parking Sale Prices? By Robert A. Simons, David C. Feltman and Alexandra A. Malkin 9: The Forward-Looking Adoption Timeline for Driverless Cars and Corporate Owned Fleets By Robert A. Simons and Alexandra A. Malkin 10. Current Parking Regulations and Parking Market Standards in the US... By Robert A. Simons and Samuel T. Simons 11: Urban Adaptive Reuse Potential from the Architect's Perspective..... By Robert A. Simons and Judson Kline 12: A Breakdown Of Parking Spaces By Type In 15 US Metropolitan Areas... By Robert A. Simons and Liam Robinson 13: Where Would The Driverless Car Fleet Rest During The Day? By Robert A. Simons and Alexandra A. Malkin 14: Parking At Home: Transformational Changes at the Unit and Subdivision Levels By Robert A. Simons and Aly H. Karam 15: Policy Implications: Transition Period By Robert A. Simons 16: Policy Implications: in the Long Run By Robert A. Simons 17: Policy Implications and Generalizability To Large European and Asian Cities, Plus Some Final Thoughts on DV Adoption By Robert A. Simons 18: Introduction To Parking Structure Adaptive Reuse Case Studies By Robert A. Simons 19: The Wedge - A Parking Expansion and Adaptive Reuse Case Study In Grand Rapids, Michigan By Robert A. Simons, Michael Ortlieb, and Josh Owens 20: The Summit, A Dolce Hotel: An Adaptive Reuse Of A Parking Structure In Cincinnati, Ohio By Robert A. Simons and Seth Barnhard
1: Introduction By Robert A. Simons 2. Identification of Major Vehicle-Related Hardware and Technological Trends By Robert A. Simons 3. Tastes and Preferences and Behavioral Change in Transportation Modal Choices and Car Ownership By Robert Simons, Jonathan Richmond, Howard Goldberg and Daniel J. Simons 4. Government Regulation Of The Transition To Driverless/Autonomous Cars By Robert A Simons, Tod Northman and Jeffery Carr 5. Ethical Issues From The Transition To Driverless / Automated Cars By Robert A Simons, Tod Northman and Jeffery Carr 6: The Past Adoption and Transition Time Periods of Five Disruptive Technologies By Robert A. Simons and Alexandra A. Malkin 7: A Road Too Steep And Too Long: The Scientific Case Against Plausible Evolution Of Driverless Cars By Robert A. Simons 8: Any Early Signs of Softness in the Parking Markets in Capital Markets and Parking Sale Prices? By Robert A. Simons, David C. Feltman and Alexandra A. Malkin 9: The Forward-Looking Adoption Timeline for Driverless Cars and Corporate Owned Fleets By Robert A. Simons and Alexandra A. Malkin 10. Current Parking Regulations and Parking Market Standards in the US... By Robert A. Simons and Samuel T. Simons 11: Urban Adaptive Reuse Potential from the Architect's Perspective..... By Robert A. Simons and Judson Kline 12: A Breakdown Of Parking Spaces By Type In 15 US Metropolitan Areas... By Robert A. Simons and Liam Robinson 13: Where Would The Driverless Car Fleet Rest During The Day? By Robert A. Simons and Alexandra A. Malkin 14: Parking At Home: Transformational Changes at the Unit and Subdivision Levels By Robert A. Simons and Aly H. Karam 15: Policy Implications: Transition Period By Robert A. Simons 16: Policy Implications: in the Long Run By Robert A. Simons 17: Policy Implications and Generalizability To Large European and Asian Cities, Plus Some Final Thoughts on DV Adoption By Robert A. Simons 18: Introduction To Parking Structure Adaptive Reuse Case Studies By Robert A. Simons 19: The Wedge - A Parking Expansion and Adaptive Reuse Case Study In Grand Rapids, Michigan By Robert A. Simons, Michael Ortlieb, and Josh Owens 20: The Summit, A Dolce Hotel: An Adaptive Reuse Of A Parking Structure In Cincinnati, Ohio By Robert A. Simons and Seth Barnhard
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