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Y.-Y. Chun et al.
Belgiawan PF, Schmöcker JD, Fujii S (2016) Understanding car ownership motivations among
Indonesian students. Int J Sustain Trans 10(4):295–307
Burkhardt JE, Millard-Ball A (2006) Who is attracted to carsharing? Transp Res Rec 1986(1):98–
105
Cervero R, Golub A, Nee B (2007) City CarShare: longer-term travel demand and car ownership
impacts. Transp Res Record: J Transp Res Board 1992:70–80
Clewlow RR (2016) Carsharing and sustainable travel behavior: results from the San Francisco Bay
Area. Transp Policy 51:158–164
Coll MH, Vandersmissen MH, Thériault M (2014) Modeling spatio-temporal diffusion of carsharing
membership in Québec City. J Transp Geogr 38:22–37
Correia G, Viegas JM (2011) Carpooling and carpool clubs: clarifying concepts and assessing value
enhancement possibilities through a Stated Preference web survey in Lisbon, Portugal. Transp
Res Part a: Policy Pract 45(2):81–90
Costain C, Ardron C, Habib KN (2012) Synopsis of users’ behaviour of a carsharing program: A
case study in Toronto. Transp Res Part a: Policy Practice 46(3):421–434
Cullinane S (2002) The relationship between car ownership and public transport provision: a case
study of Hong Kong. Transp Policy 9(1):29–39
Dargay J, Gately D, Sommer M (2007) Vehicle ownership and income growth, worldwide: 1960–
2030. Energ J 143–170
Ding C, Wang D, Liu C, Zhang Y, Yang J (2017) Exploring the influence of built environment on
travel mode choice considering the mediating effects of car ownership and travel distance. Transp
Res Part a: Policy Pract 100:65–80
Efthymiou D, Antoniou C, Waddell P (2013) Factors affecting the adoption of vehicle sharing
systems by young drivers. Transp Policy 29:64–73
Fujii S, Kitamura R (2003) What does a one-month free bus ticket do to habitual drivers? An
experimental analysis of habit and attitude change. Transportation 30(1):81–95
Fukuda T, Kashima S, Fukuda A, Narupiti S (2005) Analysis of car sharing application on consumer
orientation and their modal selection in Bangkok. J Eastern Asia Soc Transp Stud 6:1971–1986
Gleave SD (2017) Carplus annual survey of car clubs 2016/17: London. https://como.org.uk/wpcontent/uploads/2018/06/Carplus-Annual-Survey-of-Car-Clubs-2016-17-London.pdf
Habib KMN, Morency C, Islam T, Grasset V (2009) Modelling user’s behaviour of a carsharing
program in Montreal: application of zero inflated dynamic ordered probit model. In: Presentated
at 12th international association of travel behaviour research (IATBR) conference, Jaipur, India
Handy S (1996) Methodologies for exploring the link between urban form and travel behavior.
Transp Res Part D: Transp Environ 1(2):151–165
Huwer U (2004) Public transport and car-sharing—benefits and effects of combined services. Transp
Policy 11(1):77–78
International Transport Forum (ITF) (2017) ITF transport outlook 2017. OECD Publishing, Paris
Kim K (2015) Can carsharing meet the mobility needs for the low-income neighborhoods? Lessons
from carsharing usage patterns in New York City. Transp Res Part a: Policy Pract 77:249–260
Kuppam A, Pendyala R, Rahman S (1999) Analysis of the role of traveler attitudes and perceptions
in explaining mode-choice behavior. Transp Res Record: J Trans Res Board 1676:68–76
Le Vine S, Zolfaghari A, Polak J (2014) Carsharing: evolution, challenges and opportunities.
Scientific advisory group report, 22
Lindloff K, Pieper N, Bandelow NC, Woisetschläger DM (2014) Drivers of carsharing diffusion in
Germany: an actor-centred approach. Int J Automot Technol Manage 21, 14(3–4):217–245
Line T, Chatterjee K, Lyons G (2010) The travel behaviour intentions of young people in the context
of climate change. J Transp Geogr 18(2):238–246
Litman T (2000) Evaluating carsharing benefits. Transp Res Rec 1702(1):31–35
Metz D (2012) Demographic determinants of daily travel demand. Transp Policy 21:20–25
Noble B (2005) Why are some young people choosing not to drive? In: Proceedings of ETC 2005,
Strasbourg, France 18–20 September 2005-Transport Policy and Operations-European Policy
and Research-access to Transport and Future Issues
Y.-Y. Chun et al.
Belgiawan PF, Schmöcker JD, Fujii S (2016) Understanding car ownership motivations among
Indonesian students. Int J Sustain Trans 10(4):295–307
Burkhardt JE, Millard-Ball A (2006) Who is attracted to carsharing? Transp Res Rec 1986(1):98–
105
Cervero R, Golub A, Nee B (2007) City CarShare: longer-term travel demand and car ownership
impacts. Transp Res Record: J Transp Res Board 1992:70–80
Clewlow RR (2016) Carsharing and sustainable travel behavior: results from the San Francisco Bay
Area. Transp Policy 51:158–164
Coll MH, Vandersmissen MH, Thériault M (2014) Modeling spatio-temporal diffusion of carsharing
membership in Québec City. J Transp Geogr 38:22–37
Correia G, Viegas JM (2011) Carpooling and carpool clubs: clarifying concepts and assessing value
enhancement possibilities through a Stated Preference web survey in Lisbon, Portugal. Transp
Res Part a: Policy Pract 45(2):81–90
Costain C, Ardron C, Habib KN (2012) Synopsis of users’ behaviour of a carsharing program: A
case study in Toronto. Transp Res Part a: Policy Practice 46(3):421–434
Cullinane S (2002) The relationship between car ownership and public transport provision: a case
study of Hong Kong. Transp Policy 9(1):29–39
Dargay J, Gately D, Sommer M (2007) Vehicle ownership and income growth, worldwide: 1960–
2030. Energ J 143–170
Ding C, Wang D, Liu C, Zhang Y, Yang J (2017) Exploring the influence of built environment on
travel mode choice considering the mediating effects of car ownership and travel distance. Transp
Res Part a: Policy Pract 100:65–80
Efthymiou D, Antoniou C, Waddell P (2013) Factors affecting the adoption of vehicle sharing
systems by young drivers. Transp Policy 29:64–73
Fujii S, Kitamura R (2003) What does a one-month free bus ticket do to habitual drivers? An
experimental analysis of habit and attitude change. Transportation 30(1):81–95
Fukuda T, Kashima S, Fukuda A, Narupiti S (2005) Analysis of car sharing application on consumer
orientation and their modal selection in Bangkok. J Eastern Asia Soc Transp Stud 6:1971–1986
Gleave SD (2017) Carplus annual survey of car clubs 2016/17: London. https://como.org.uk/wpcontent/uploads/2018/06/Carplus-Annual-Survey-of-Car-Clubs-2016-17-London.pdf
Habib KMN, Morency C, Islam T, Grasset V (2009) Modelling user’s behaviour of a carsharing
program in Montreal: application of zero inflated dynamic ordered probit model. In: Presentated
at 12th international association of travel behaviour research (IATBR) conference, Jaipur, India
Handy S (1996) Methodologies for exploring the link between urban form and travel behavior.
Transp Res Part D: Transp Environ 1(2):151–165
Huwer U (2004) Public transport and car-sharing—benefits and effects of combined services. Transp
Policy 11(1):77–78
International Transport Forum (ITF) (2017) ITF transport outlook 2017. OECD Publishing, Paris
Kim K (2015) Can carsharing meet the mobility needs for the low-income neighborhoods? Lessons
from carsharing usage patterns in New York City. Transp Res Part a: Policy Pract 77:249–260
Kuppam A, Pendyala R, Rahman S (1999) Analysis of the role of traveler attitudes and perceptions
in explaining mode-choice behavior. Transp Res Record: J Trans Res Board 1676:68–76
Le Vine S, Zolfaghari A, Polak J (2014) Carsharing: evolution, challenges and opportunities.
Scientific advisory group report, 22
Lindloff K, Pieper N, Bandelow NC, Woisetschläger DM (2014) Drivers of carsharing diffusion in
Germany: an actor-centred approach. Int J Automot Technol Manage 21, 14(3–4):217–245
Line T, Chatterjee K, Lyons G (2010) The travel behaviour intentions of young people in the context
of climate change. J Transp Geogr 18(2):238–246
Litman T (2000) Evaluating carsharing benefits. Transp Res Rec 1702(1):31–35
Metz D (2012) Demographic determinants of daily travel demand. Transp Policy 21:20–25
Noble B (2005) Why are some young people choosing not to drive? In: Proceedings of ETC 2005,
Strasbourg, France 18–20 September 2005-Transport Policy and Operations-European Policy
and Research-access to Transport and Future Issues