Motoren

Time use during travel has been the subject of considerable research in recent years thanks to its crucial role in determining the utility of travel time. While most of these studies have documented the effects of demographics and trip …

From the 1950s, motorized traffic started to dominate European cities. Cars increasingly claimed scarce public space and motorized traffic was responsible for negative externalities such as congestion, pollution and road fatalities [ 31 ]. City …

In recent years, the mobility behavior of younger birth cohorts has attracted the interest of transportation research (cf. [ 1 – 5 ]). The so-called Millennial generation—i.e., those born between 1980 and 2000—are considered to be particularly …

The current paper focuses on a comparative analysis of both public transport (PT) and private vehicle (PV) users’ perceptions on the quality of the service. To detect the key components of PT attributes a new hybrid methodology is applied …

Though it may seem like a cliché, it is undeniably true that many things in China work differently compared to the rest of the world. This includes how people receive information and news, interact with brands, and pay for products. Marketing and …

As technologies in areas such as mobile networks and semiconductors continue to advance daily, the possibilities for development are endless. This applies in particular to China, the country with the largest population and the second largest gross …

ICE vehicles have been around for over a century now, and even though governments are encouraging the purchase of EVs, how soon EVs become the norm is ultimately the decision of the general public. While the EV industry is growing rapidly and …

Expanding globally has always been one of the biggest challenges that Chinese companies face. To date, there are very few Chinese companies that succeed in both domestic and international markets. For every successful expansion overseas, there are …