Transportation Research Interdisciplinary Perspectives,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
25, P. 101132 - 101132
Published: May 1, 2024
The
United
States
faces
urban
issues
like
congestion
and
pollution
due
to
heavy
car
dependency,
with
over
91%
owning
cars
87%
driving
work.
In
response
these
challenges,
various
shared
mobility
solutions
have
been
integrated
into
transportation
systems,
encompassing
bike-sharing,
e-scooter
sharing,
ride-hailing,
but
not
seen
widespread
adoption.
To
this
end,
study
investigates
the
perception
of
services
in
context
benefits
barriers.
A
survey
was
conducted
Indianapolis,
Indiana
distributed
online,
gathering
424
responses.
Latent
class
analysis
(LCA)
used
determine
groups
individuals
similar
perceptions.
LCA
identified
three
classes
regarding
perceptions
benefits,
others
relation
Regarding
include
"Casual
observers
benefits,"
predominantly
comprising
older,
less
active
females;
"Benefits
proponents,"
featuring
a
majority
young,
well-educated,
higher-income
males
who
prioritize
health;
"Non-believers
primarily
consisting
older
individuals,
often
identifying
as
black,
lower
incomes
commuting.
terms
barriers,
are
"Indifferent
about
barriers,"
mainly
younger,
lower-income
individuals;
"Shared
bystanders,"
characterized
by
infrequent
work
commutes;
"Barrier
conscious,"
mostly
including
racially
diverse
complex
commuting
patterns.
both
barriers
categories,
largest
consist
neutral
perspectives
on
mobility,
signifying
that
substantial
portion
population
has
fully
embraced
services.
recommends
policies
promote
significant
segment.
EuroMed Journal of Business,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
20(5), P. 234 - 257
Published: April 22, 2025
Purpose
By
scrutinizing
different
types
of
factors
conducive
to
the
behavioral
intention
use
car
sharing
(CS),
present
paper
looked
into
influences
environmental
consciousness
(i.e.
angle),
continuous
improvement
CS
platforms
technological
smart
mobility
infrastructure
angle)
and
perceived
benefits
electronic
trust
in
individual
psychological
angles).
Design/methodology/approach
On
purpose
provide
an
integrative
outlook,
a
questionnaire-based
survey
with
over
400
subjects
coming
from
young
generations
Gen
Y
Z)
has
been
conducted
2023.
The
collected
data
were
processed
analyzed
by
means
partial
least
squares
structural
equation
modeling
(PLS-SEM)
technique
employing
SmartPLS
4.
Findings
analysis
allows
for
multiple
results.
Environmental
consciousness,
have
positive
influence
on
CS.
relationship
between
E-trust
impact
are
positive.
Perceived
Originality/value
one
hand,
terms
theoretical
implications,
integrates
common
framework,
simultaneously
considering
social,
psychological,
dimensions
addressing
other
study
entails
practical
implications
implicit
takeaways
platform
companies,
which
can
inform
business
practitioners
transportation
planners.
Scientific Data,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(1)
Published: May 8, 2024
Abstract
Digitalisation
has
great
potential
to
reduce
costs,
improve
access
and
enhance
user
experience.
However,
it
could
also
increase
inequality,
with
some
people
struggling
use
digital
services.
It
is
important
understand
who
likely
be
excluded
in
this
way
why.
This
can
help
identify
groups
at
particular
risk
of
exclusion,
inform
efforts
overcome
the
barriers,
develop
more
inclusive
paper
introduces
a
set
five
linked
datasets
examining
range
factors
affecting
The
focus
on
mobility
services,
but
data
useful
understanding
other
services
as
well.
considered
include
technology
access,
competence
attitudes
towards
technology.
were
results
surveys
European
regions
countries
(Germany,
Italy,
Barcelona
Metropolitan
Area,
Flanders
Netherlands).
Samples
taken
adult
(age
16+)
population
total
3,454
participants.
Transportation Research Interdisciplinary Perspectives,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
25, P. 101132 - 101132
Published: May 1, 2024
The
United
States
faces
urban
issues
like
congestion
and
pollution
due
to
heavy
car
dependency,
with
over
91%
owning
cars
87%
driving
work.
In
response
these
challenges,
various
shared
mobility
solutions
have
been
integrated
into
transportation
systems,
encompassing
bike-sharing,
e-scooter
sharing,
ride-hailing,
but
not
seen
widespread
adoption.
To
this
end,
study
investigates
the
perception
of
services
in
context
benefits
barriers.
A
survey
was
conducted
Indianapolis,
Indiana
distributed
online,
gathering
424
responses.
Latent
class
analysis
(LCA)
used
determine
groups
individuals
similar
perceptions.
LCA
identified
three
classes
regarding
perceptions
benefits,
others
relation
Regarding
include
"Casual
observers
benefits,"
predominantly
comprising
older,
less
active
females;
"Benefits
proponents,"
featuring
a
majority
young,
well-educated,
higher-income
males
who
prioritize
health;
"Non-believers
primarily
consisting
older
individuals,
often
identifying
as
black,
lower
incomes
commuting.
terms
barriers,
are
"Indifferent
about
barriers,"
mainly
younger,
lower-income
individuals;
"Shared
bystanders,"
characterized
by
infrequent
work
commutes;
"Barrier
conscious,"
mostly
including
racially
diverse
complex
commuting
patterns.
both
barriers
categories,
largest
consist
neutral
perspectives
on
mobility,
signifying
that
substantial
portion
population
has
fully
embraced
services.
recommends
policies
promote
significant
segment.
