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Eliciting preferences of TNC users and drivers: Evidence from the United States

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Eliciting preferences of TNC users and drivers: Evidence from the United States

P. Bansal, A. Sinha, et al.

Discover how Transportation Network Companies (TNCs) are reshaping our travel habits! This research, conducted by Prateek Bansal, Akanksha Sinha, Rubal Dua, and Ricardo A. Daziano, reveals that TNCs mainly attract personal vehicle users and that 10% of users have postponed car purchases due to TNC availability. Learn more about the implications for transportation planning and TNC policies.

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