How cities can make room for robotaxis

Researchers developed reinforcement learning models to coordinate robotaxi fleets and manage vehicle parking. Centralized dispatching can reduce passenger wait times and expand service into underserved suburban areas. Transportation planners and engineers must now design regulations and waiting spaces to keep empty autonomous vehicles from congesting streets.

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