In this episode of “When Experts Attack,” Bradley Lane talks transportation, why electric and autonomous vehicles aren’t necessarily going to take over the world and how a battle over light rail developments in Houston led him to a career in transportation research. Along the way, the associate professor in KU’s School of Public Affairs and Administration tells us how people often mistakenly think he has a vested interest in oil prices or the adoption of electric vehicles because his research touches on those fields. After talking about if and why people would take trips in driverless cars, he regales us with a Theremin solo.
When Experts Attack #3: Self driving cars aren't right around the corner
