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Title Car-Sharing Systems In Smart Cities: A Review Of The Most Important Issues Related To The Functioning Of The Systems In Light Of The Scientific Research
ID_Doc 13395
Authors Turoń K.
Year 2023
Published Smart Cities, 6, 2
DOI http://dx.doi.org/10.3390/smartcities6020038
Abstract Currently, short-term car rental services (car-sharing) are a solution that is an alternative to individual motorization, which can be used in cities. With the level of sophistication of the relevant systems, there are more and more problems with their proper functioning. However, to understand the essence of some of the problems or properly introduce a new system to the market, it is important to understand how the systems work and the main relationships between the factors affecting car-sharing. This work aims to comprehensively present the most important aspects related to the functioning of car-sharing in light of the current research, as a form of compendium of knowledge about car-sharing. A review of the literature indicates that the leading areas of research in the field of car-sharing are seven topics related to the origin and history of services, the analysis of the functioning of the services market and criteria affecting the development of the relevant systems, the management of vehicle systems and location, issues related to the sustainable development of transport, IT systems, electromobility in car-sharing, and service optimization and modeling. A detailed analysis of the work carried out in this area allowed for the identification of 15 leading factors influencing car-sharing. This article supports the implementation and improvement of car-sharing services. In addition, it supports researchers during literature reviews and the search for a coherent list of the factors influencing car-sharing. © 2023 by the author.
Author Keywords car-sharing functioning; car-sharing operation; car-sharing services; car-sharing systems; mobility management; shared mobility; smart cities; sustainable development


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