The current revolutions of automation, electrification, and sharing are reshaping the way we
travel, with broad implications for future mobility management. While much uncertainty …

The 'sharing'business models and on-demand services have been altering city dwellers'
travel habits from buying the means of transport to buying mobility services based on needs …

Artificial intelligence (AI)-powered autonomous vehicles (AVs) are one of the most disruptive
technologies with potentially wide-ranging social implications, including improvements in …

A comprehensive understanding of how the policy mix influences the market diffusion of
sustainable technology is a critical focus of recent research. Electric vehicles are considered …

With the advent of emerging technologies, autonomous vehicles (AVs) are expected to
become increasingly available to travelers. It is highly anticipated that there will be a …

The Chinese government has proposed a dual credit policy (DCP) as a substitute for electric
vehicle (EV) subsidies, which fluctuates the auto market. To investigate the policy …

Different theories, models and frameworks have been used to study technology adoption,
some explaining the determinants of adoption at the individual level, some at the …

In the foreseeable future, the traffic stream will be likely mixed with connected automated
vehicles (CAVs) and regular vehicles (RVs). In the mixed traffic environment, when following …

We model a monopoly ride-sourcing market where the platform adopts the service types of
human-driven vehicles (HVs) and autonomous vehicles (AVs). Both congestion externality …

Autonomous Vehicle (AV) technology is a disruptive transportation technology that promises
to revolutionize how people travel. Due to their potential mobility benefits and associated …