Emerging Mobility Services for the Transportation Disadvantaged

Bardaka, Eleni; Jin, Xia; McDonald, Noreen; Steiner, Ruth; LaMondia, Jeffrey; North Carolina State University; Florida International University; University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Auburn University; University of Florida. College of Design, Construction and Planning

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Emerging Mobility Services for the Transportation Disadvantaged

2022-05-04
By Bardaka, Eleni ; Jin, Xia ; McDonald, Noreen ; ...

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Bardaka, Eleni ; Jin, Xia ; McDonald, Noreen ; Steiner, Ruth ; LaMondia, Jeffrey

Bardaka, Eleni ; Jin, Xia ; McDonald, Noreen ; Steiner, Ruth ; LaMondia, Jeffrey Less -
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North Carolina State University ; Florida International University ; University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill ; Auburn University ; University of Florida. College of Design, Construction and Planning

North Carolina State University ; Florida International University ; University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill ; Auburn University ; University of Florida. College of Design, Construction and Planning Less -
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Southeastern Transportation Research, Innovation, Development and Education Center (STRIDE) ; United States. Department of Transportation. Office of the Assistant Secretary for Research and Technology ; United States. Department of Transportation. University Transportation Centers (UTC) Program ; University of Florida. Transportation Institute ; University of Florida (Gainesville)

Southeastern Transportation Research, Innovation, Development and Education Center (STRIDE) ; United States. Department of Transportation. Office of the Assistant Secretary for Research and Technology ; United States. Department of Transportation. University Transportation Centers (UTC) Program ; University of Florida. Transportation Institute ; University of Florida (Gainesville) Less -
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Aged Consumer Preferences COVID-19 Equity (Finance) Medical Trips Shared Mobility Transportation Disadvantaged Persons Travel Behavior
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Project C3
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Tech Report
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North Carolina ; Florida ; United States

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Final Report, 11/1/2019 to 5/4/2022
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Southeastern Transportation Research, Innovation, Development and Education Center (STRIDE)
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This STRIDE project focuses on the travel characteristics of and use of emerging mobility systems by transportation disadvantaged populations. In thrust 1, the research team investigated how vehicle ownership and income interact with geographical location to affect trip characteristics, in addition to how travel behavior varied over time. In thrust 2, travel behavior and mobility preferences of older adults (age 65 and older) were examined. In thrust 3, we used mobile device data to explore temporal patterns in visits to health care points of interest during 2020 and examined how these patterns were associated with block group-level sociodemographic and spatial characteristics in North Carolina. In thrust 4, we developed and applied a tool to the Gainesville Regional Transit System (RTS) to understand the changes in transit accessibility for neighborhoods with concentrations of vulnerable populations (older adults, individuals with disabilities, and low-income households) throughout the COVID-19 pandemic (during, recovery and projected in five years) for five types of trips (work, medical, education, grocery and social). In thrust 5, the research team examined how MaaS is currently being utilized in rural communities as well as opportunities for MaaS to support existing travel patterns through comparisons to urban MaaS use. This work estimated logistic regression models to understand the regional, trip, and sociodemographic factors influencing current and future MaaS activity (i.e., mode choices and trip distances) in rural areas.
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69A3551747104
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University Transportation Centers
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urn:sha256:a8df2b7edf8bae4fd043ad1aee5bba92aa9f5c757fb9c16dd5420ed5a1a05de7
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