Should the government invest in the development of smart transportation infrastructure?

No

At tthe moment, no. But in the near future, when things start to shift it's technology more towards AI, the government should then invest in the development.

Not very much depends on what you mean by that statement.

Yes, but there are other things we should prioritize first.

Yes, but in the most cost effective fashion possible. Not all areas require this

Traditional dumb infrastructure would be fine if we just actually did some. Like passenger trains.

Yes, but wait till technology is mature and low maintenance

Could relying too much on automated systems in transportation make us more vulnerable to technical failures?

In what ways do you think smart technology could improve environmental sustainability in transportation?

Would you feel comfortable letting a smart system control your car during heavy traffic?

Do you think improving public transportation through technology is more important than investing in smart roads for cars?

How might smart transportation impact the jobs of people who work in traditional traffic management or driving roles?

When it comes to transportation, what’s more important to you: lower costs, fewer accidents, or reduced travel time?

Do you believe that technology can make roads safer, or do drivers have the ultimate responsibility for safety?

How would your daily commute change if all traffic lights and cars could 'talk' to each other?

If smart roads could reduce traffic but cost a lot of money to implement, would it still be worth it?

How do you think smart transportation could affect people in rural areas versus cities?