Road vehicle automation 7 Part I: Public sector Activities Japan’s SIP adus Program on Road Vehicle Automation Developing End to End Regulation for Automated Vehicles in Australia Part II: Business Models and Operations Business Models for Shared and Autonomous Mobility Enabling Transportation Network: From Individual Vehicle Motion Control to Network Fleet Management Catching Up with Low Speed Autonomous Shuttles Part III: Users and Human Factors What the Public Really Thinks About Automated Vehicles: Evidence from Survey Research Societal Expectations from Automated Road Mobility: Results of a Survey in Germany Democratising driverless futures: Five lessons for public dialogue on Avs Automated Vehicles & Vulnerable Road Users: Representing the Under Represented. This book is the seventh volume of a sub series on Road Vehicle Automation published as part of the Lecture Notes in Mobility. Written by researchers engineers and analysts from around the globe the contributions are based on oral and poster presentations from the Automated Vehicles Symposium (AVS) 2019 held on July 15–18 2019 in Orlando Florida USA. The book explores public sector activities human factors aspects vehicle systems and other related technological developments as well as transportation infrastructure planning which are expect to foster and support road vehicle automation.