@unpublished{,
    author = {Pobudzei, Maryna},
    title = {Willingness to Use Shared Mobility Systems (SMS), Preferences towards SMS Vehicles, and SMS Requirements},
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    year = {2022},
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    keywords = {Shared Mobility ; Shared Mobility System ; Shared Mobility Platform ; Shared Vehicles, Sharing ; Car-sharing ; Bike-sharing ; Cargo Bike-sharing ; Scooter-sharing ; User Requirements},
    abstract = {Shared mobility systems (SMS) enable short-term on-demand access to mobility without the costs and
responsibilities that come with vehicle ownership. A careful investigation of the motivation, values, and
barriers that different socio-demographic groups have towards SMS may shed light on the gaps that mobility
providers may still need to fill in order to attract broader population groups. The objective of this paper is an
investigation of the conditions under which potential users would adopt sharing services and which vehicles
they would prefer in the context of SMS. We explore (i) the willingness of individuals to use SMS, (ii) the
preferences of potential users regarding types of vehicles in SMS, and (iii) requirements towards the features
and design of SMS. We study the characteristics of potential users and non-users of SMS. Furthermore, we
associate socio-demographic and travel behavior attributes of potential users to their SMS preferences and
requirements. These effects might be a valuable source of knowledge for tailored system designs and setups
for SMS providers. By working with audience segmentation, SMS communicators may develop persuasive
messages customized for each group.},
    note = {Vortrag bei mobil.TUM 2022 – 12th International Scientific Conference on Mobility and Transport},
    institution = {Universität der Bundeswehr München, Fakultät für Bauingenieurwesen und Umweltwissenschaften, BAU 7 - Institut für Verkehrswesen und Raumplanung, Professur: Hoffmann, Silja},
    
    
}