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 …

There is a growing popularity for shared mobility services. With their penetration in a city, a
natural phenomenon is the mode shift from conventional modes. Therefore, there is a need …

The mobility hub concept has become increasingly popular within international research
and policies, including in The Netherlands. However, judging by the (still) limited share of …

Pooled mobility services hold substantial promise as a means to provide better accessibility
to those who may find it difficult to drive themselves, while also promoting sustainable …

As ride-hailing becomes more common in cities, public agencies increasingly seek
transportation network company (TNC) service data to understand (and potentially regulate) …

The supply of shared mobility solutions has been increasing during the last years, so has the
popularity of Mobility-as-a-Service. Both promise an easy access to and usage of shared …

Transport innovation, disruption and automation provide the potential to dramatically change
travel and our urban landscapes over the coming years. This transformation could increase …

As in a typical two-sided market, the competition between transportation network companies
(TNCs) can lead to market fragmentation and loss of matching efficiency between …

Ride sharing or pooling is important to mitigate negative externalities of ride-hailing such as
increased congestion and environmental impacts. However, there lacks empirical evidence …

Ride-sourcing platforms, among other solution services, offer convenience and flexibility
when it comes to pick-up/drop-off time and location. Similarly, ride-splitting renders itself as …