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 …

In a wider understanding, shared mobility can be defined as trip alternatives that aim to
maximize the utilization of the mobility resources that a society can pragmatically afford …

Pooled-ride services have a significant potential for reducing traffic externalities and
enhancing transportation systems in the urban environment. These services and their users' …

New app-based mobility services are revolutionizing urban transport. Particularly, ride-
hailing has experienced a worldwide boom in the last decade since it provides a convenient …

Shared mobility services have experienced significant growth in adoption since the
introduction of Uber, a ride-hailing service, in 2010. Although business models to support …

Carpooling rates in America have been falling for decades. But new technologies may offer
solutions to traditional carpooling barriers and usher in a new chapter in shared car travel …

Even as ride-hailing has become ubiquitous in most urban areas, its impacts on individual
travel are still unclear. This includes limited knowledge of demand characteristics (especially …

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 …

Ride-sharing, although much older than many may think, has recently made a comeback
through internet and smartphone (hailing) technology. The literature does not provide …

The popularity of Uber and Lyft and advances in autonomous vehicle technology have
spurred public interest in the potential of shared ride services to reduce traffic congestion …