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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Mobility as a Service (MaaS)"”.

  1. Agent-Based Approach to Simulating Mobility as a Service

    As a result of the changing transportation landscape, Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) was developed to be a streamlined operator of emerging on-demand transportation services and traditional modes of transport. However, much of MaaS’s impact on enduser’s activities and travel patterns remain unknown …

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  2. Evaluating the Impacts of Mobility-as-a-Service in Prototypical North American Cities via Agent-based Simulation

    Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) is a natural evolution of trends in shared mobility. As new mobility options emerge users are faced with an increasingly splintered mobility landscape. By unifying emerging on-demand modes with traditional mobility options, MaaS can increase users’ transportation …

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  3. Socio-psychological dimensions related to transport choices

    … choices, with a specific focus on sustainable mobility, including active and integrated modes. Through a multidisciplinary approach combining systematic literature review and experimental studies, the work explored how individual perceptions, social norms, and environmental characteristics …

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  4. Assessment of subsidized shared transport services on mobility patterns: Evidence and Lessons from cellphone mobility data

    Understanding how emerging shared transport services affect urban mobility is critical for designing sustainable and equitable transit systems. However, empirical evidence on the real-world impacts of subsidized shared transport services remains limited. This study evaluates the impacts of two such …

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