英文摘要 |
In recent years, with the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence technology, governments, and automobile manufacturers worldwide have begun to pay attention to the applications of self-driving buses. Many local governments in Taiwan have also initiated experimental projects for self-driving buses. Therefore, conducting research on the factors influencing the choice behavior of our country's citizens to use self-driving buses is crucial. This research provides essential reference information for transportation authorities to develop and promote self-driving bus transportation services. This paper integrates the Theory of Planned Behavior and the Technology Acceptance Model to analyze the key factors influencing people's decision to use self-driving buses. Through parameter estimation using a sample size of 730 valid responses in a structural equation model, the research findings indicate that the most significant variable affecting the behavioral intention of Taiwanese citizens to use self-driving buses is perceived trust. The primary pathway through which this variable influences behavioral intention is by indirectly affecting users' attitudes toward using self-driving bus services. Based on the results of the analysis, this paper further proposes a conceptual framework to assist relevant transportation authorities in formulating self-driving bus policies. |