Description

The availability and popularity of shared mobility services are quickly growing. So do their impacts on transportation demand and the use of other travel modes. This presentation will present recent findings from the California Mobility Panel Study, a longitudinal study that investigates the evolution of travel patterns and the adoption of new transportation technologies in California over time, and discuss how the use of ridehailing (e.g. Uber and Lyft), as well as other shared mobility services, is changing among various groups of travelers and different regions of California, and what this means in terms of impacts on individual lifestyles, reliance on personal vehicles and use of other transportation modes.