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Mobility and Demand in the Current Literature Discussion

In: Digitalisation in Mobility Service Industry

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  • Patrick Siegfried

    (ISM International School of Management GmbH, International Management)

Abstract

This chapter determines that the focus of this paper should be on the dimension of spatial mobility. Then it describes the process of the identification for a mobility need and it can be categorised into two overarching motives. This chapter analyzes the process of choice of travel mode and the influence of habits on travel mode, and draws the conclusion that information has a great influence on the choice of travel mode. The author redefines digital mobility. In addition, changes in scientific and technological progress, socio-economic and Demographic Shifts, The altering Role of Private Cars, The Sharing Economy and Sustainability have been studied Several aspects of Concerns have analysed the enabling and driving factors of digital mobility. This chapter also provides a comprehensive overview of the current state of digital mobility components. A review of pricing options for public transport or shared service operators shows that true personalisation is not feasible. The author affirms the benefits of ADV, while also facing up to the cultural obstacles it may encounter. In the end, the author also classifies VAS.

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  • Patrick Siegfried, 2022. "Mobility and Demand in the Current Literature Discussion," Future of Business and Finance, in: Digitalisation in Mobility Service Industry, chapter 2, pages 5-32, Springer.
    • Handle: RePEc:spr:fuobcp:978-3-031-07151-5_2
    DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-07151-5_2
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