Ridesharing is a shared mobility service in which passengers and drivers with similar origins
and destinations are matched to travel in the same vehicle. This service utilises unused …

In In this study, we set out to explore how various spatial patterns of travel demand drive the
effectiveness of ride-pooling services. To do so, we generate a broad range of synthetic, yet …

Demand for electric kickboards is increasing specifically in tourist‐centric regions worldwide.
In order to gain a competitive edge and to provide quality service to customers, it is essential …

As ride-hailing services–such as Uber and Lyft–dominate the market for digitized on-
demand mobility solutions, these cab-like services face strict regulations in Germany. Here …

Digitized on-demand ride-pooling services emerged world-wide in recent years. They
promise to provide a comfortable mobility alternative that is more efficient than conventional …

The niche market segment of demand responsive transport (DRT) services is meant to
overcome structural economic problems of currently cost ineffective public transport (PT) …

Background: Conventional bike sharing systems are frequently adding electric bicycles. A
major question now arises: Does the bike sharing system have a sufficient number of ebikes …

Ride pooling (RP) is a transport mode using on-demand buses to combine the trips of
multiple users into one vehicle. Its required fleet size and carbon emissions are quantified by …

Ride-splitting offers significant potential for reducing travel mileage and emissions.
However, the patterns of ride-splitting demonstrate both diversity and complexity, yet there …

The mobility provider MOIA operates Europe's largest contiguous electric ride‐pooling
service in Hamburg, representing a testbed of how shared and digitized transport can help …