Carpooling is an informal form of commuter ride-sharing that can mitigate traffic congestion
and parking demand. While ride-sharing and carpool formation require both a driver and at …

This research examines consumer motivation concerning ride sharing, particularly
carpooling, according to a market segmentation approach. A sequential design permitted (a) …

In the light of the low level of acceptance of public and employer-bused carpooling
programs, a nubmer of surveys have been done to discover what factors influence the …

Non-household carpools (where two or more commuters from different residences travel
together in the same private vehicle) bring public benefits. To encourage and incentivise it …

Casual carpooling is an informal form of commuter ridesharing operating in Washington,
DC; Houston, Texas; and San Francisco, California. In contrast to new forms of shared-use …

Several studies have focused on understanding travelers' attitudes and characteristics
toward using carpooling services. However, few of these studies have focused the driver's …

Sustainable transportation options are receiving increasing attention in cities across North
America because of rising commute times, fluctuating fuel prices, and increased awareness …

The debate over high-occupancy vehicle (HOV) and high-occupancy toll lane efficiency has
raised questions about whether HOVs should be given preferential treatment on managed …

Carpooling may be defined as shared ride trips via private automobiles for the journey to
and from work. In the past, researchers argued that carpoolers could not be distinguished …

Carpooling can be understood as an informal agreement between several individuals to
share a privately owned car for a trip and to contribute to its expenses. It represents one of …