By Nick Reed In 2016, I was honoured to be invited to give a talk at TEDx Reading. The title of my presentation was ‘The promise of vehicle automation – safer, easier, journeys for all’. Four years later, how do I now reflect on my experiences that day? Firstly, I can...
The concept of micromobility has been gaining ground for quite some time. Getting urban commuters out of their motor vehicles and onto a fun, efficient, low carbon, low congestion alternative is clearly an attractive proposition. So why has it taken until now to get...
In June 2016, ITEN Member, Nick Reed took the stage at TEDxReading and addressed why vehicle automation was critical to the future of transportation, described some of the work that was being undertaken to enable automated vehicles to operate on our roads and explored...
“How do you start a revolution?” Those are the words of Graeme Smith, SVP of Oxbotica, who launched a showcase event for the Driven project – a 30-month study that aimed to deliver SAE L4 driving on the streets of London and Oxford. Reflecting on a conversation he had...
After an early morning meeting took Nick Reed of ITEN to Sussex, the drive encouraged him to ponder on a few questions surrounding vehicle automation and how much of traffic flow depends on (or suffers from) altruistic acts from drivers. In his article, Nick looks at...
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