The value of car ownership and use in the United States

J Moody, E Farr, M Papagelis, DR Keith - Nature Sustainability, 2021 - nature.com
It is widely accepted that consumers underestimate the full cost of car ownership and that
correcting this bias could meaningfully accelerate the adoption of shared mobility. Yet this …

Running a car costs much more than people think—stalling the uptake of green travel

MA Andor, A Gerster, KT Gillingham, M Horvath - Nature, 2020 - nature.com
Running a car costs much more than people think — stalling the uptake of green travel Skip to
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Travel in the digital age: Vehicle ownership and technology-facilitated accessibility

E Blumenberg, J Paul, G Pierce - Transport Policy, 2021 - Elsevier
Despite their negative externalities, cars provide many benefits. Chief among these is the
ability to travel to destinations within a reasonable time budget. Consequently, in the US …

Are consumers willing to pay to let cars drive for them? Analyzing response to autonomous vehicles

RA Daziano, M Sarrias, B Leard - Transportation Research Part C …, 2017 - Elsevier
Autonomous vehicles use sensing and communication technologies to navigate safely and
efficiently with little or no input from the driver. These driverless technologies will create an …

[PDF][PDF] When might lower-income drivers benefit from electric vehicles? Quantifying the economic equity implications of electric vehicle adoption

G Bauer, CW Hsu, N Lutsey - Work. Pap, 2021 - lindseyresearch.com
Electric vehicles (EVs) 1 can dramatically reduce local air pollution and carbon emissions.
But relatively little analysis has been done on the broader potential economic benefits as the …

Car today, gone tomorrow: The ephemeral car in low-income, immigrant and minority families

NJ Klein, MJ Smart - Transportation, 2017 - Springer
Most transportation research in the United States uses cross-sectional,“snapshot” data to
understand levels of car access. Might this cross-sectional approach mask considerable …

Who will use new mobility technologies? Exploring demand for shared, electric, and automated vehicles in three Canadian metropolitan regions

Z Long, J Axsen - Energy Research & Social Science, 2022 - Elsevier
So-called “new mobility” innovations could transform transportation systems, including the
deployment of shared, electric, and automated vehicles. However, researchers are still …

Near-(2020) and long-term (2030–2035) costs of automated, electrified, and shared mobility in the United States

J Compostella, LM Fulton, R De Kleine, HC Kim… - Transport Policy, 2020 - Elsevier
Revolutions in shared mobility services, vehicle electrification, and automated vehicle
technology will affect urban traffic patterns, energy use and CO 2 emissions, the automotive …

Opportunities for and impacts of carsharing: A survey of the Austin, Texas market

B Zhou, KM Kockelman - International Journal of Sustainable …, 2011 - Taylor & Francis
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 …

User decision-making and technology choices in the US carsharing market

SM Zoepf, DR Keith - Transport Policy, 2016 - Elsevier
Each time a user of a carsharing service reserves a vehicle they choose from a selection of
vehicles that vary in attributes including rental price, the distance of the vehicle from their …