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AUTOMATED & ZERO EMISSIONS In late 2017, Infrastructure Victoria commenced an initial phase of informal consultation with key organisations to begin to identify the issues and areas of concerns for stakeholders. In addition, a formal stakeholder consultation commenced in early February 2018, which consisted of a submissions process and stakeholder workshops. Last month they released a report outlining future scenarios for automated and zero emissions vehicles in Victoria. The report is the compilation of the comments, consultation and feedback that Infrastructure Victoria received from interested companies, industry stakeholders and academic institutions. It outlines a series of future scenarios that will help Infrastructure Victoria test some of the uncertainties Victoria is facing. FUTURE SCENARIOS 7for autonomous & zero emission vehicles 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Electric avenue - a world where all cars are electric Private drive - a world where your car drives you Fleet street - a world where no one owns their own car Hydrogen highway - a world where trucks lead a hydrogen revolution Slow lane - a world where man and machine meet on the road High speed - a world where driverless and electric cars arrive much sooner than we expect Dead end - a world where the hype never happened. Work is now underway to analyse and understand factors such as how and where we would charge or refuel our cars, or what kind of transport and ICT infrastructure might be required under each scenario. Later in 2018 Infrastructure Victoria will release an evidence base and invite further input from stakeholders and final recommendations on this topic are due to be delivered to government in October 2018. If you wish to read the full reports, view a short animation, find out more or to get involved in Infrastructure Victoria’s automated and zero emissions vehicle infrastructure advice, visit http://infrastructurevictoria.com.au/ advice/. DRIVE A2B magazine · June 2018 33
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