The impact of COVID-19 on user perceptions of public transit, shared mobility/micro-mobility services, and emerging vehicle types
项目名称: The impact of COVID-19 on user perceptions of public transit, shared mobility/micro-mobility services, and emerging vehicle types
摘要: The objective of this project is to investigate the impact of COVID-19 on user perceptions of public transit, shared mobility services, and emerging vehicle types (electric, connected, and autonomous vehicles). As transportation systems remain at the forefront of the COVID-19 pandemic, it is critical to examine the transportation trends and behaviors of shared modes’ and emerging vehicle types’ users to best plan for transportation policies in the long-run. We propose to conduct user surveys and behavioral experiments in select communities with different levels of transit and smart mobility usage [Indianapolis (low), Salt Lake City(medium), and Chicago(heavy)] to assess user perceptions for public transit, emerging technologies such as ridesharing, electric vehicles, and micro-mobility services in the COVID era. The impacts of the pandemic on user perceptions for public transit, shared mobility/micro-mobility services, and emerging vehicle types will be discussed followed by the corresponding planning/policy implications on transportation system utilization. This project will be of interest to the research community, transit operators, shared mobility and micro-mobility services operators, and other transportation professionals to help them gain a better understanding of the impacts of the pandemic on user perceptions for public transit, shared mobility, and micro-mobility services.
状态: Active
资金: 201,088 ($100,544 CCAT, $100,544 InDOT)
资助组织: Office of the Assistant Secretary for Research and Technology<==>Center for Connected and Automated Transportation
项目负责人: Tucker-Thomas, Dawn;Bezzina, Debra
执行机构: Purdue University, Lyles School of Civil Engineering
开始时间: 20210129
预计完成日期: 20220128
主题领域: Policy;Public Transportation
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