Mobility as a Service (MaaS) seeks to integrate emerging shared mobility modes with existing public transportation (PT). Decisive to its uptake will be attractive subscription plans that cater for heterogeneous mobility needs. Research on willingness to pay for such plans has commenced, yet remains divided on a central question: how much to include of which mode, and how? Complementing previous research building on stated preference data, ...

Ridepooling services promise to provide fast and comfortable transportation at an affordable price level. Several studies and simulations have shown the potential for positive impacts on congestion, pollution and consumed resources by replacing current car trips or taxi rides with a fleet of (autonomous) ridepooling vehicles. In this work, demand and supply data from a ridepooling company in Hamburg, Germany, are taken to build up a ...

Shared micromobility services (e-scooters, bicycles, e-bikes) have rapidly gained popularity in the past few years, yet little is known about their use. While most previous studies have analysed datasets from single providers, only few comparative studies between two or more modes exist and none so far have analysed competition and mode choice at a high spatiotemporal resolution. To this end, we analysed a large and dense dataset containing ...