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Ride-hailing with kids: Who’s got their back?

Journal of Safety Research, 2021
As transportation network companies (TNC) are on the rise, assessing the safety of children traveling in these vehicles is imperative. For this reason, this study developed and adopted a scoring system to assess states' safety standards for children traveling in TNC vehicles.The scoring was based on two parameters pertaining to child car seat laws for ...
Olga A. Bredikhina   +6 more
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Inequalities in Ride-Hailing Platforms

2020
The business models of the emerging digital economy supposedly provide equal opportunities to all stakeholders in the market. Contrary to this, we argue in this chapter that structural inequalities exist in digital economy interactions. Using the case of ride-hailing platforms (RHPs) Uber and Ola in New Delhi, India, we show that the projected ...
Verma, Ravinder Kumar   +2 more
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Ride-Hailing as Accessible Transit

2021
Abstract In this chapter, we examine the potential of ride-hailing services to address the transportation challenges of blind people in metropolitan India. Through a qualitative study, which included both interviews and observations, we examined how blind people in metropolitan India used ride-hailing to get around, what they perceived ...
Vaishnav Kameswaran, Joyojeet Pal
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Ride-hail to ride rail: Learning to balance supply and demand in ride-hailing services with intermodal mobility options

Transportation Research Part C: Emerging Technologies, 2022
Growing spatiotemporal imbalance in supply and demand in ride-hailing services has been arousing concern. A variety of measures in the perspective of ride-hailing services per se is studied. However, approaching the imbalance problem in the broader perspective of intermodal mobility, which integrates different modes of passenger transportation in a ...
Guoyang Qin, Jian Sun
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World cities of ride-hailing

Urban Geography, 2020
Drawing on an original database created to assess the early emergence of a disruptive industry, this paper analyzes the urban economic geography of eleven ride-hailing firms, each with a market val...
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A Generalized Fluid Model of Ride-Hailing Systems

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2020
This paper proposes a macroscopic fluid modeling framework to assist with strategic decision making of a platform for operating a large-scale on-demand app-based ride-hailing system. The framework captures the spatiotemporal characteristics of a ride-hailing system, and is flexible in representing control policies that a platform is implementing.
Zhengtian Xu   +4 more
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Ride-Hailing Platforms: Competition and Autonomous Vehicles

Manufacturing & Service Operations Management, 2019
Problem definition: Ride-hailing platforms, which are currently struggling with profitability, view autonomous vehicles (AVs) as important to their long-term profitability and prospects. Are competing platforms helped or harmed by platforms’ obtaining access to AVs?
Auyon Siddiq, Terry A. Taylor
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The Path to Green in Ride-Hailing

<p>Ride-hailing platforms are working toward achieving greener mobility. To this end, they are implementing policies that make driving zero tailpipe-emission electric vehicles (EVs) an economically attractive choice for ride-hailing drivers. In this study, we use optimization and robust queueing to show how ride-hailing platforms can effectively ...
Soraya Fatehi, Dorothee Honhon
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Shared-Ride Efficiency of Ride-Hailing Platforms

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021
Problem definition: Ride-hailing platforms offering shared rides devote effort to reducing the trip-lengthening detours that accommodate fellow customers’ divergent transportation needs. By reducing shared-ride delay, improving shared-ride efficiency has the twin benefits of making shared rides more attractive to customers and increasing the number of ...
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Preserving Location Privacy in Ride-Hailing Service

2018 IEEE Conference on Communications and Network Security (CNS), 2018
Ride-hailing service has become part of our daily life due to its convenience and low cost. However, it also raises location privacy concerns for riders, because the service provider can observe the full mobility traces of riders while they hail rides. To address this problem, we first present a baseline privacy preserving solution.
Youssef Khazbak   +3 more
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