On-demand transport (ODT) refers to adaptive transport services that use a fleet of vehicles
to provide shared flexible transport to consumers, when and where they need it. This study …

The introduction of ride-sourcing services often has a disruptive impact on transportation
networks. The availability of these services tends to produce negative externalities, including …

This paper describes an examination of people's preferences regarding a wide range of
flexible and demand-responsive adaptive transport services in the Netherlands. We used a …

Local transport systems in rural areas worldwide are facing significant challenges. In
particular, increased car ownership and usage as well as broader socio-economic trends …

Mobility as a Service (MaaS) is entering the transportation market. MaaS aims at the full
integration of the existing transportation services and it offers tailored mobility packages to …

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 …

On-demand mobility services provided by transport network companies (TNCs) have
experienced significant growth in their adoption and diversification of services in major …

This paper focuses on recent British experience with telematics-based Demand Responsive
Transport (DRT) services in rural areas. In recent years, the ability of DRT concepts to …

New technologically driven, on-demand ridesourcing business models that provide low-cost
alternative transport to car ownership and public transport–such as those provided by Uber …

One of the largest uncertainties in modelling the impacts of autonomous vehicles in future is
whether they will be owned or used as automated ride (hailing) services. This paper …