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Exploratory Study on Transportation Practices Among Indigenous Entrepreneurs

Table 1: Transport Practices Dimensions (Gössling, 2018)

Dimension Attribute
Travel information, planning and routing Public transport, alternative transport, integrated transport, car, bicycle, information services (e.g weather), trip suggestions, modal shift
Sharing Bicycle sharing, car sharing (rental), car sharing (own), ride pooling, shared commuting, park sharing, park renting, ride shares, taxi services, boat sharing
Distance work Content sharing, chat services, video chat rooms, videoconferencing
Payment & price comparison Integrated payments, comparison of cost (transport modes, fuel), last minute deals
Safety Traffic safety improvement, participatory transport systems, safety perceptions, traffic learning
Convenience Parking space reservation, private parking space renting, parking space payment, park time reminders, park location reminders, illegal parking, crowdedness indicator, shopping
Space & distribution Efficient use of existing capacities, car sales
Health Physical activity, energy ‘burnt’ (calories), kilometers cycled, air quality, pathogen exposure
Mobilities Virtual travel, travel visualization, competitive travel, co-presence, social status, car cultures
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