This chapter addresses the demand side of the emerging driverless vehicle disruption. The
context is set by a review of transit modal choices, framed by the recent extant peer …

Use of the private car is often viewed as highly problematic. It is regularly associated with
global physical, social and ecological harms such as climate change and the high incidence …

This paper presents the preliminary results of a recent nationwide survey that focuses on
mode choice behavior in view of emerging mobility options such as ride-sourcing and …

Understanding how new technologies such as on-demand ride hailing and vehicle
automation may affect travel behavior is important to craft better policy. This study uses a …

Abstract Transportation Network Companies (TNCs) are changing the transportation
ecosystem, but micro-decisions of travelers and TNC drivers need to be better understood to …

From just about all accounts, Americans are driving more than ever, not just to work but to
shopping, to school, to soccer practice and band practice, to visit family and friends, and so …

The purpose of this study is to gain a deeper understanding of the factors influencing
traveler decisions about driving or taking a shared ride, including learning about the …

Expanding travel choices by providing ridesharing can improve mobility and accessibility
and reduce congestion and the negative externalities associated with single occupancy …

The emergence of “3 Revolutions” in transportation (automation, electrification and shared
mobility) presents a range of questions regarding how consumers will travel in the future …

Background Previous studies show that travel behavior differs significantly between age
groups, specifically millennials and their aging counterparts. Younger adults, who by 2019 …