Scholarly interest in the accessibility of ridesharing services stems from debates within the
transportation and planning communities on the inequality of access to transit and the …

App-driven ridesharing platforms are gaining popularity and are transforming urban
movement patterns in cities throughout the world. Because of privacy and business …

The recent worldwide SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) pandemic has reshaped the way people
live, how they access goods and services, and how they perform various activities. For …

Ridesourcing, or on-demand ridesharing, is quickly changing today's travel. Recently,
research has linked socio-demographics to ridesourcing use. However, little of the research …

This study investigates the impact of socioeconomics and demographic factors (eg,
population density, minority rate, age, gender, education, wealth, and crime) and …

Recently, smart-phone based technology has enabled ridesharing services to match
customers making similar trips in realtime for a reduced rate and minimal inconvenience. But …

In rapidly-growing metropolitan regions, it is crucial that transportation-related policies and
infrastructure are designed to ensure that everyone can participate equitably in economic …

As self-driving technology advances, there is enormous potential to optimize fully
autonomous vehicles (FAVs) for use by people who are blind and visually impaired (BVI) …

Recent technology developments and the numerous availabilities of mobile users, devices
and Internet technologies together with the growing focus on reducing traffic congestion and …

Ride-sourcing services have made significant changes to the transportation system,
essentially creating a new mode of transport, arguably with its own relative utility compared …