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Gender Gap in Automated Vehicle Adoption: Cross-National Evidence and Socioeconomic Insights for Inclusive Mobility
Gender differences in the acceptance of automated vehicles (AVs) represent a critical yet underexplored challenge to inclusive mobility. While prior studies often report higher AV adoption intentions among men, findings remain inconsistent across countries and rarely account for broader socioeconomi
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