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Do teleactivities lead to more sustainable travel? Evidence from the 2017 and 2022 U.S. National Household Travel Surveys

Computational Urban Science
The use of ride-hailing services, online shopping, and telecommuting are behaviors which have recently increased dramatically in popularity, due in part to technological advancement and global events such as the Covid-19 pandemic.
Guang Tian, Andrew Tritch, Bob Danton
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Passengers as defenders: unveiling the role of customer-company identification in the trust-customer citizenship behaviour relationship within ride-hailing context

Ride-hailing platforms such as Didi, Uber, and Lyft have changed the travel industry. Promoting the passengers' trust in platform and customer citizenship behaviour (CCB) is both challenging and important.
Su, Linlin, Zarifis, Alex, Cheng, Xusen
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Operation strategies of hybrid ride-hailing platform with robotaxi service

Purpose The hybrid ride-hailing platform integrating robotaxi service is emerging with the global practices of robotaxi service.
Shan Chen, Ming Li, Linlin Wang, Jiafu Su   +3 more
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Understanding Party Size in Ride-Hailing: Solo Versus Group Travel

Emerging mobility technologies, like ride-hailing, are underrepresented in travel behavior surveys. Consequently, travel demand modelers have often resorted to simplistic solo-traveler assumptions or relied on aggregate trip size factors within activity-
Dean, Matthew D
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Charge standard for taxis and ride-hailing services in Jinan.

, 2018
Charge standard for taxis and ride-hailing services in Jinan.
Xianlei Dong (715591), Mengge Sun (1556524), Yawen Kong (5410220), Beibei Hu (5347559), Gang Zong (5410217)   +4 more
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The Spillover Effects of E-Commerce Platform Algorithmic Governance: A Focus on Ride-Hailing Drivers’ High-Calorie Food Consumption

Journal of Theoretical and Applied Electronic Commerce Research
This study investigates how algorithmic governance, a core feature of modern e-commerce platforms, impacts the consumption behavior of its service providers—specifically, ride-hailing drivers’ preference for high-calorie food.
Xingqi Wang, Yanjie Ren
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Cross-city robotaxi dispatch in ride-hailing platforms via policy distillation

Journal of King Saud University: Computer and Information Sciences
Robotaxi services–autonomous, on-demand ride-hailing using self-driving vehicles–are rapidly expanding as technology and shared mobility models advance. However, robotaxi dispatching is challenged by the unpredictable and dynamic nature of urban traffic ...
Lei Tang, Yaling Zhao, Zeyu He, Zhu Wang, Ying Liu, Junchi Ma, Jiahao Yu   +6 more
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A District-Centric Attention Mechanism Approach for Online Ride-Hailing Demand Forecasting

IEEE Access
The increasing popularity of ride-hailing services has led to a growing need for optimal utilization of resources and minimization of passenger wait times. A major prerequisite for this goal is to develop accurate taxi demand prediction models.
Ghazalak Eslami, Foad Ghaderi
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Optimization of taxi/ride-hailing operations in the city: demand zoning, order distribution, reduction of empty mileage, and evaluation of service KPIs

Кваліфікаційна робота присвячена підвищенню ефективності функціонування сервісу таксі/ride-hailing в умовах міста на основі вдосконалення організації транспортного процесу.
Macelyukh, Sofia, Мацелюх, Софія Андріївна   +1 more
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Will Ride-Hailing Enhance Mobility for Older Adults? A California Survey

University Transportation Centers Programhttps://doi.org/10.31979/mti.2020.18152020PDFTech ReportAgrawal, Asha WeinsteinShirgaokar, ManishMisra, AditiWachs, MartinDobbs, Bonnie M.Mineta Consortium for Transportation MobilityUnited States.

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