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Fleet Fairness and Fleet Efficiency in Capacitated Pickup and Delivery Problems

In 2016, the German Ministry for Traffic and Digital Infrastructure has granted 100 million euros on autonomous and connected vehicles. Soon after, in 2017, the German Ministry appointed Ethics Commission to regulate the use of such vehicles for social good. They identified transparency, trust, and safety as vital features for this purpose. Transparency requires that information about vehicles is available to customers, e.g. locations, fees, etc. Trust requires that vehicles are used in a fair and efficient manner. Safety requires that vehicles follow all road regulations and customers have top priority in cases of potential accidents. In this paper, we give scientific guarantees that respond to these requirements by providing preliminary fairness and efficiency analyses of the fleet of vehicles.