Voice assistants can help reduce distractions by allowing drivers to keep their eyes on the road and hands on the wheel. They can also help improve safety by providing real-time information and alerts.

Voice assistants in transportation face challenges such as high costs of implementation, lack of user acceptance due to privacy concerns, and technical limitations in terms of accuracy and reliability.

Voice assistants can improve accessibility in transportation by providing real-time information, enabling hands-free control, and offering personalized recommendations, making it easier for people to navigate transportation systems.

Voice assistants are used in various transportation applications, including controlling in-car systems, booking rides, getting traffic updates, and providing navigation assistance.

Voice assistants have the potential to transform the future of transportation by enabling communication between autonomous vehicles, providing personalized recommendations, and facilitating seamless integration between different transportation modes.