HOW SAFE ARE AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES (REALLY?)

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Purpose: This survey gathers community perspectives on self-driving vehicles, sidewalk delivery robots, and emerging robots designed for use in homes. Responses may be shared in aggregate with civic leaders, community organizations, and technology stakeholders. Do not include personally identifying information.

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* What is your age range?

Under 18

18–24

25–34

35–44

45–54

55–64

* How do you describe your gender identity?

Woman

Man

Nonbinary / gender diverse

* What is your ZIP code or primary neighborhood?

0/50

* Which best describes your current connection to Atlanta?

I live in the City of Atlanta

I live in the metro Atlanta area

I work or attend school in Atlanta

I regularly visit Atlanta

I am attending from outside metro Atlanta

* Which transportation modes do you use most often? Select all that apply.

Personal vehicle

Public transit

Walking

Ride Share

* Before today, how familiar were you with autonomous vehicles—cars that can drive with limited or no human driver involvement?

Very familiar

Somewhat familiar

Heard of them, but not familiar with how they work

Not at all familiar

* Autonomous-Vehicle Trust: Based on what you know or have seen, how much do you trust the following companies to operate autonomous vehicles safely on public roads? Rank the following options with 1 being the most trustworthy.

Zoox

Waymo

Tesla

Aurora Trucking

Unitree

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* What concerns you most about autonomous vehicles on public roads? Select up to three

Unexpected stops or blocked traffic

Interaction with pedestrians, cyclists, and scooters

Emergency-vehicle access

Ability to operate safely in rain, construction, or confusing road conditions

Job impacts on drivers and transportation workers

Data collection, cameras, and privacy

Lack of human oversight

Corporate or government accountability after an incident

I have no major concerns

* If an autonomous vehicle blocks traffic, stops unexpectedly, or is involved in a safety incident, who should be primarily responsible for resolving the issue and communicating with the public?

The vehicle company

The vehicle’s remote operations team

City or local transportation authorities

State regulators

Law enforcement or emergency services

Shared responsibility among the company and public agencies

* How much do you agree or disagree with this statement: “Communities should be consulted before autonomous vehicles or delivery robots expand into their neighborhoods.”

Strongly agree

Somewhat agree

Neither agree nor disagree

Somewhat disagree

Strongly disagree

* BRANDS: Which Brand do you TRUST the Most? Rank the following options with 1 being the least trustworthy

Zoox

Waymo

Tesla

Boston Dynamics

Figure AI

Unitree

* What protections should be required for sidewalk delivery robots? Select all that apply.

Speed limits and designated operating zones

Clear rules for yielding to pedestrians and wheelchair users

A human contact number or remote operator available at all times

Visible identification and a way to report problems

Restrictions near schools, hospitals, transit stops, and crowded events

Insurance and financial accountability for damage or injury

Limits on cameras, recording, and personal data collection

Public reporting of incidents and malfunctions

* How comfortable would you be having a robot in your home to assist with tasks such as cleaning, deliveries, elder care, security, or companionship?

Very comfortable

Somewhat comfortable

Neutral

Somewhat uncomfortable

Very uncomfortable

* What must happen before you would support wider use of autonomous vehicles, delivery bots, and home robots? Select up to three.

Independent safety testing and public results

Strong city, state, and federal regulations

Clear liability when harm or disruption occurs

Community meetings and neighborhood approval processes

Better emergency-response procedures

Strict privacy and data-use protections

Accessible reporting and rapid response when problems occur

Proof that the technology benefits communities, not only companies

More public education about how the technology works

Nothing would make me support wider deployment

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