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Provide Targeted Incentives for Ridesharing to Reduce Vehicle Miles Traveled by Focusing on Particular Geographies or Population Segments.
Date Posted: 02/23/2022 | Source Date:
Ridehailing Study Finds that Reduced Ride-Alone Trips Resulting from a $1 Per Trip Increase Would Save More Than 3.5 Billion Vehicle Miles Annually in the 15 Markets Investigated.
Date Posted: 02/23/2022 | Source Date:
Understand the Importance of Independent Travel When Designing An AV MOD Service, Especially for Mobility-Disadvantaged Individuals.
Date Posted: 01/24/2022 | Source Date:
An Automated Vehicle Mobility Service Pilot in Greater Phoenix Found that Users' Safety Perception of the Service Improved By 26 Percent Over the Duration of the Pilot.
Date Posted: 01/24/2022 | Source Date:
Simulation Model Finds That Pooled First-Mile, Last-Mile Transit Access Services Reduce VMT and Travel Time and Increase Revenues Compared to Single-Passenger Service.
Date Posted: 06/28/2021 | Source Date:
Well-Defined Standards and Metrics, Multimodal Integration, Recognizing Potential Insurance and Accessibility Issues, and Balanced Data Sharing Contribute to the Success of Shared Mobility Services.
Date Posted: 05/24/2021 | Source Date:
Literature Review on Shared Mobility Services Found Up to 33 Percent Reduction in Car Ownership, $435 in User Savings, 54 Percent Shift to Non-Motorized Travel, and 69,715 Metric Tons per Year Reduction in CO2 Emissions.
Date Posted: 05/24/2021 | Source Date:
A California Survey of Older Adults Comfort With Ride-Hailing Found That Approximately Two-thirds of Respondents Valued Not Having to Ask for Rides or Drive at Night.
Date Posted: 04/27/2021 | Source Date:
Account for Socioeconomic Factors and Type of Transit Service in Assessing Impacts of Ride-Hailing on Transit Deserts.
Date Posted: 02/24/2021 | Source Date:
Compared to Conventional Trip Sharing Solutions that Spend more than Half of Trips Serving Only a Single Passenger, Models of Trip Sharing Augmented with Autonomous Vehicle Technology Indicate Ridership with Three to Four Travelers can be Maintained.
Date Posted: 02/25/2021 | Source Date:
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