Carsharing organizations are shared-mobility services which allow users to share vehicles
of a fleet. These services are divided into one-way and two-way systems. Two-way systems …

This paper proposes a dynamic optimization–simulation model as a decision support system
for one-way carsharing organizations. To reduce the vehicle imbalance in one-way systems …

The emerging sharing economy has encouraged the rapid rise of vehicle sharing
businesses. Much of this growth is due to the innovation of the free-float model, which allows …

Although one-way carsharing is suitable for more trip purposes than round-trip carsharing,
many companies in the world operate only in the round-trip market. In this paper, we …

Free-floating carsharing systems are among the newest types of carsharing programs. They
allow one-way rentals and have no set “homes” or docks for the carsharing vehicles; …

In the past 10 to 15 years, carsharing has attracted significant attention as a green
transportation alternative that can reduce car dependence and promote smarter, healthier …

As carsharing is promoted in many cities, studying the factors related to station-level
demand under multi-mode operating carsharing systems will help better develop carsharing …

One-way car-sharing systems, which allow customers to return vehicles to the stations
where they were picked up, offer greater flexibility compared to conventional car-sharing …

Efforts have been made in the last few decades to provide new urban transport alternatives.
One of these is carsharing, which involves a fleet of vehicles scattered around a city for the …

Carsharing involves the communal ownership and use of a fleet of vehicles, typically on an
hourly basis. Austin CarShare was launched in the fall of 2006, making Austin the first city in …