Assessment Methods of Flexibility: A Systematic Overview of Land Transportation Systems

Nagy, Simon; Csiszár, Csaba

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-71771-1_3

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“…Dynamism of transportation modes have also been compared in literature. Network resilience and modal resilience have great importance while designing a transportation system or establishing a new service (Nagy and Csiszár, 2021). Safety analysis and accidents are also often researched fields (Chaudhry et al, 2018;Haworth et al, 2021).…”

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Assessment Methods for Comparing Shared Mobility and Conventional Transportation Modes in Urban Areas

Nagy

Csiszár

2022

Period. Polytech. Soc. Man. Sci.

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Shared mobility is an innovative and sustainable approach to passenger transportation, which has only recently emerged. In urban areas car-sharing, bike-sharing and other special vehicles (e.g., scooters) are popular. For greater distances, ridesharing is considered as a great option beside own private car usage or public transportation. We elaborated an assessment to analyse mobility modes. The research consists of two main parts. First, a wide spectrum of key variables is identified. We classified the variables among the following indicators: flexibility, comfort, and dynamic characteristics. These indicators support mode choice decisions. The second part is the model of service level. In the model, we included parameters to represent the importance of certain attributes. The model can be used to support mode choice decisions. We applied the method to analyse a simple urban mobility palette and place shared mobility within it. We found that shared mobility modes can be placed between private car usage and public transportation according to the aggregated indicators.

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Assessment Methods for Comparing Shared Mobility and Conventional Transportation Modes in Urban Areas

Nagy

Csiszár

2022

Period. Polytech. Soc. Man. Sci.

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Resilience for freight transportation systems to disruptive events: a review of concepts and metrics

Patnala,

Regehr,

Mehran

et al. 2024

Can. J. Civ. Eng.

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Resilience is a multidisciplinary concept that deals with rapid response and recovery of a system experiencing a disruption. Despite extensive research on this topic, there is a need to clarify resilience concepts in the context of road freight transportation systems (FTSs) from a three-dimensional perspective (i.e., physical infrastructure, users, and managing organizations) and to identify persistent knowledge gaps concerning the characterization and measurement of FTS resilience vis-à-vis disruptive events. This paper addresses these shortcomings through a systematic review of 149 research studies. The synthesis of findings clarifies inconsistencies associated with the characteristics of FTS resilience and in so doing, establishes a unified framework for measuring FTS resilience through the life cycle of disruptive events. Critical data gaps, methodological shortcomings, and a lack of empirical evidence concerning FTS resilience to disruptive events remain. More robust analytical approaches are required to incorporate interactions among FTS dimensions in resilience assessments.

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Assessment Methods of Flexibility: A Systematic Overview of Land Transportation Systems

Cited by 2 publications

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Assessment Methods for Comparing Shared Mobility and Conventional Transportation Modes in Urban Areas

Assessment Methods for Comparing Shared Mobility and Conventional Transportation Modes in Urban Areas

Resilience for freight transportation systems to disruptive events: a review of concepts and metrics

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