Ride‐hailing platforms such as Uber and Lyft promise to reduce the negative externalities of
driving and improve access to transportation. However, recent empirical evidence has been …

Towards the close of the first decade of the 21st Century, ride-hailing services began to
enter the transportation market through smart phone applications that allowed consumers to …

Ride-hailing companies are disrupting transportation at a large scale while also providing
economic opportunities to millions of drivers. Companies such as Uber and Lyft constantly …

On-demand mobility services including transportation network companies (also known as
ridesourcing and ridehailing) like Lyft and Uber are changing the way that people travel by …

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 …

Despite their promise, popularity, and rapid growth, the transit implications of ride-hailing
platforms (eg, Uber, Lyft) are not altogether clear. On the one hand, ride-hailing services can …

Since 2011, the private ride-hailing companies Uber and Lyft have expanded into more and
more US cities. We use regression discontinuity design to examine the impact of Uber and …

Ridesourcing platforms, such as Uber, Lyft and Didi, are now launching commercial on-
demand ride-pooling programs that enable their affiliated drivers to serve two or more …

Many authors have pointed out the importance of determining the impact of ride-hailing
(ridesourcing) on vehicle kilometers traveled (VKT), and thus on transport externalities like …

Ride-hailing services, which allow consumers to order and pay for rides through smart
phone applications, have grown to a substantial proportion of the transportation market …