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As the pressure on urban mobility rises, shared autonomous vehicles (SAVs) offer enhanced transportation efficiency and safety. This study investigates the valuations of additional services in SAVs, examining demographics’ impact on preferences for different service features. We use data from 1723 Norwegian respondents to an online survey. We find that women put increased value on a safety host. Younger respondents value fast travel time. More tech-savvy individuals showing a higher valuation for services enhancing personal utility and comfort. Intention to use strongly predicts valuation of utilities, but not social factors.
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