The influence of ride-hailing on travel frequency and mode choice

Using data derived from 597 face-to-face interviews with ride-hailing users in Chengdu (China), we examined the influence of on travel frequency and mode choice further analyzed what main determinants for these are. The results indicate that 16.8% respondents increase their trips because adoption services, suggesting a complementary effect travel. Meanwhile, use traditional modes is considerably substituted by services. Particularly, around half indicated substitution sustainable (i.e., public transit, cycling, walking), which may thus generate environmental problems (e.g., increasing greenhouse gas emissions). Additionally, regression outcomes show higher accessibility to bus stations negatively correlated shift ride-hailing. Therefore, optimizing access facilities be effective cope potential transportation posed