Intermediate modes of transport, such as shared vehicles or ride sharing, are starting to
increase their market share at the expense of traditional modes of car, public transport, and …

With the development of vehicle automation and sharing economy, a mix of human-driven
and autonomous vehicles can be expected in the next few decades, which means the …

This paper builds on the work presented by the authors at the 2015 AITPM National
Conference. The focus of the new work has been researching the likely uptake rates for …

Shared mobility is a promising travel mode in the era of autonomous driving. Travelers may
no longer own a vehicle, but use shared autonomous vehicle (SAV) services. This study …

Studies in several cities indicate that ridesourcing (ride-hailing) may increase traffic and
congestion, given the substitution of more sustainable modes and the addition of empty …

Autonomous vehicles, understood as vehicles that do not require manual steering, will
cause disruptive changes in the transportation sector. Many studies on autonomous vehicles …

Shared autonomous vehicles (SAVs) could provide inexpensive mobility on-demand
services. In addition, the autonomous vehicle technology could facilitate the implementation …

The problem of accessibility to public transit is well-documented in transportation theory and
network literature, and is known as the last mile problem. A lack of first and last mile transit …

New forms of shared mobility such as Free-Floating Carsharing services and Shared
Autonomous Vehicles have the potential to change urban travel behaviour. In this paper a …

The introduction of shared autonomous vehicles (SAV) will likely reduce operation cost per
vehicle and might thereby allow to enhance conventional public transit systems with …