• Law commission review of autonomous vehicles and implications for traffic managers
• Adapting infrastructure for CAV to create driverless freight and passenger networks
• Focusing on the customer (individuals and businesses) and the outcomes that all modes of CAV can achieve
• Reviewing the benefits and ethics
• V2X infrastructure trial for supporting automated vehicles in London

The recent spending review has made it ever more challenging to secure access to funding. This session will explore how highways authorities are looking to plug this gap

• Additional revenue streams: EV charging points, moving traffic offences, lane rental, road user charging, filming fees, smart lighting, wifi, solar power, etc
• Secure outside funding, PFIs etc
• Doing more with less: If funding from DfT becomes more challenging, what will survive and what must be sustainable?
• Innovative future revenue streams, such as kinetic energy/other ways of generating energy or revenue from the streets.