MaaS bundle uptake among university students: A cross-European survey
Considering current trends in innovative mobility solutions and the shifts in young generations’ travel behavior, this study investigates university students’ Mobility as a Service (MaaS) bundle uptake.
Willy Kriswardhana +7 more
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Crash test-based assessment of injury risks for adults and children when colliding with personal mobility devices and service robots. [PDF]
Paez-Granados D, Billard A.
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Modifying the SERVPERF to assess paratransit minibus taxis trotro in Ghana and the relevance of mobility-as-a-service features to the service. [PDF]
Dzisi E, Obeng DA, Tuffour YA.
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An emission-free, energy-independent mobility system for 169 European and Chinese cities
The project, “Sustainable mobility and logistics for post-pandemic second-tier cities” (NEW NORMAL), one of the studies granted by ERA-Net Urban Accessibility and Connectivity Sino-European, consisted of four universities, two municipalities and two SMEs
Bardia Mashhoodi +4 more
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Mobility and medical service dogs: a qualitative analysis of expectations and experiences. [PDF]
Rodriguez KE +3 more
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Mobile agent support services.
Mobile agents are considered a promising technology for networks and distributed systems. This is due to their capability of enabling innovative solutions through autonomous and location-independent task execution. They offer interesting alternatives to centralised approaches, particularly in application domains like network and system management ...
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The technical report of the Advanced Systems Group of the Information Systems Department of the Faculty of Social and Economic ...
Konstantas, Dimitri (Ed.) +1 more
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Relationships between combat injury, pain, mobility and post-service employment: the ADVANCE study. [PDF]
Burdett H +6 more
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Integrating medical Mobility as a Service (MaaS) with the doctor-to-patient with nurse (D to P with N) telemedicine model and pharmacist-supported medication services: Towards mobility-integrated care for Japan's super-aged population. [PDF]
Uenishi M, Song P.
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