The popularity of car sharing as part of the urban mobility repertoire has barely increased
from a niche contribution in recent decades. Although holding potential to address local
issues such as congestion and air quality, but even more crucially to meet the urgent need to
mitigate carbon dioxide emissions from traffic, car sharing often meets barriers stemming
from local contexts, regulatory environments, and/or lack of political support or consumer
awareness. In this article, we discuss the interdependencies of these barriers and provide …