We model a monopoly ride-sourcing market where the platform adopts the service types of
human-driven vehicles (HVs) and autonomous vehicles (AVs). Both congestion externality …

Ride-sourcing services have experienced dramatic growth over the past decade but
aroused debates on whether and how the government should regulate the ride-sourcing …

This paper proposes a model of the ridesourcing market in presence of traffic congestion
and with the provision of both solo and pooling services. Our analysis of the first-best …

Ride-sourcing refers to an emerging urban mobility service that private car owners drive
their own vehicles to provide for-hire rides. This paper analyzes the ride-sourcing market …

This paper analytically examines the ride-pooling market equilibrium under a single or
multiple ride-pooling service (s) considering different pooling sizes (number of riders sharing …

Ridesourcing platforms, such as Uber, Lyft and Didi, are now launching commercial on-
demand ride-pooling programs that enable their affiliated drivers to serve two or more …

Ride-sourcing is a prominent transportation mode because of its cost-effectiveness and
convenience. It provides an on-demand mobility platform that acts as a two-sided market by …

Rapidly advancing on-demand ridesharing services, including those with self-driving
technologies, hold the promise to revolutionize delivery of mobility. Yet, significant …

Ride-sourcing is a prominent transport mode because of its cost-effectiveness and
convenience. It provides an on-demand mobility platform that acts as a two-sided market by …

This paper formulates duopoly competition between two non-cooperative heterogeneous
ride-sourcing platforms considering the adoption of electric vehicles (EV) and government …