The paper presents a comprehensive investigation of the behaviour of carsharing members
through the analysis of administrative datasets of a dominant carsharing program in Toronto …

Although carsharing is spreading across the world, few studies have examined its collective
benefits. There is a need to analyze the socio-demographic features of users, and assess …

There are nearly two million subscribers to carsharing services worldwide. These services
can provide large benefits both to users and the general public (eg, through emissions …

Carsharing offers access to cars and other vehicles without ownership of those vehicles.
This transportation option is growing rapidly in the United States and Canada. In appropriate …

Carsharing involves the communal ownership and use of a fleet of vehicles, typically on an
hourly basis. Austin CarShare was launched in the fall of 2006, making Austin the first city in …

Since 1998, carsharing organizations in the United States have experienced exponential
membership growth, but to date there have been only a few evaluations of their effects on …

Carsharing has grown significantly over recent years. Understanding factors related to the
usage and turnover rate of shared cars will help promote the growth of carsharing programs …

Roundtrip carsharing has been documented as a strategy to reduce car ownership and
vehicle miles/kilometers traveled in urban areas. The expansion of carsharing and other …

Innovative mobility services have emerged in many urban areas, causing a notable change
in transport supply. Particularly, free-floating carsharing has allowed gaining short-term …

For decades, carsharing has become an attentive dialogue among transportation planners
and civic groups who have long supported and business owners and government officials …