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This paper presents a study that aims to investigate the role of experience in the mode choice of using ridesourcing services. Factors that impact users’ mode choice between traditional modes (i.e., private vehicles and public transit) and ridesourcing modes (i.e., exclusive and shared rides) were examined using stated preference (SP) survey data. This study focuses on understanding the differences between two groups (those that used and never used ridesourcing services) in terms of their attitudes and perceptions toward ridesourcing services and how these attitudes might influence their mode choice behavior. Two separate error component nested logit modes were applied for individuals with and without ridesourcing experiences. Model results supported our hypothesis that people with and without ridesourcing experience have different attitudes and perceptions toward these services. Individuals without …