Replication Data and Documentation for: AI‑Enabled Transport for Kuwait’s 2035 Roadmap: Bridging the Tech–Policy Gap vis‑à‑vis the UAE and Singapore

Replication package (v6.5) for the study “AI-Enabled Transport for Kuwait’s 2035 Roadmap: Bridging the Tech-Policy Gap vis-à-vis the UAE and Singapore”. This dataset contains the public data derivatives, analysis code, and documentation required to reproduce the study’s results. Documentation included: (1) Online Codebook: authoritative data dictionary and coding guide covering case/source attributes; a nine-family thematic code hierarchy (policy, finance, data, safety, implementation, AI initiative types, outcomes, capacity, transferability); and Technology–Policy Readiness Matrix (TPRM) scoring rules for TRL and PRL, gap banding, and confidence. It also specifies inclusion/exclusion criteria, coder workflow, reliability targets, and provides machine-readable templates/exports. (2) Online Appendix: extended methods (TPRM ladders; scoring basis, evidence rules, and adjudication; intercoder reliability), the TF-IDF specification for National AI Strategy salience, and the screening protocol for the 2014–2025 documentary corpus. It includes printable templates/SOPs (TPRM scoring sheet; corridor KPI pack; AV sandbox safety reporting; Transferability Box; Scenario Mapping; minimal Transport Data & API circular), the full corpus list (Kuwait 16; UAE 12; Singapore 11), reproducibility and access notes (with restricted human-subjects materials), and supplementary scenario figures (E1–E5) with scripts to regenerate the panels. What the files cover: Kuwait, UAE (RTA), and Singapore (LTA); TRL/PRL scoring with adjudication; TF-IDF counts and scripts; intercoder kappa (κ) inputs/logs; figure scripts/outputs; and machine-readable codebook exports. Access and ethics: Public files include data derivatives, code, and documentation. Human-subjects derivatives (for example, de-identified excerpts) are provided under Restricted access with Terms of Access aligned to IRB Protocol #420 25. Licensing: Documentation (Appendix, Codebook): CC BY 4.0. Code: MIT/Apache 2.0 (see LICENSE in /code). Restricted files are governed by their Terms of Access. Study cutoff: 31 December 2025.