8:00 AM

Light breakfast @ Robertson Hall Dining Room

Made possible by Nvidia DRIVE

8: 45 AM: Welcoming Address

• Alain Kornhauser, Professor at Princeton University

• Christine O'Brien, Co-creator of the Princeton SmartDrivingCar Summits

9:00 AM: Learning from Others - Deployment of Computer Chauffeured Mobility

• Learning from Europe (Adriano Alessandrini, University of Florence)

• Learning from California (Bernard Soriano, CA DMV)

• Learning from Florida (Senator Jeff Brandes, Florida State Senate)

• Learning from Arizona (Kevin Biesty, Biesty Policy Solutions / Formerly ADOT)

• Learning from Greenville, SC (Fred Payne, Chair, Carolina RIDES+)

• How USDOT Can Facilitate Advancement of New Technology (Diana Furchtgott-Roth, Adjunct Professor of Economics, George Washington University)

11:45 AM: Towards a Scalable Deployment of Computer Chauffeured Mobility

• “Lessons Learned to properly serve the mobility aspitations and needs of seniors”, Katherine Freund, Founder and President, ITN America

• “Lessons Learned to properly address accessibility challenges”, Anil Lewis, Executive Director, National Federation of the Blind

• “Lessons Learned to achieve acquiescent ride-sharing” - Dan Sperling, Professor & Director of ITS, UC Davis

• “Lessons Learned from Human-Chauffeured Mobility to best achieve Computer-chaeffeured mobility”, Matt Daus, Partner @ Windels Marx / CUNY

• “Safe, Equitable, Affordable, Sustainable and High-quality Autonomous MaaS for All: Learning from Jerusalem” - Johann Jungwirth, Mobileye’s Vice President of Mobility-as-a-Service