Autonomous Shared Mobility-On-Demand: Melbourne Pilot Simulation Study
Hussein Dia,Farid Javanshour +1 more
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In this paper, the authors present results from a simulation-based study which aimed to demonstrate the feasibility of using agent-based simulation tools to model the impacts of shared autonomous vehicles, and assess their impacts particularly under scenarios of autonomous or self-driving on-demand shared mobility.Citations
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