Impact of built environment on residential online car-hailing trips: Based on MGWR model.
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ABSTRACT: With the development of smart mobile devices and global positioning technology, people's daily travel has become increasingly dependent on online car-hailing. Meanwhile, it has also become possible to use multi-source data to explore the factors influencing urban residents' car-hailing trips. Using online data on car-hailing trajectories, points of interest (POIs) data and other auxiliary data, the paper explores how the built environment impacts online car-hailing passengers. Within a 200 x 200m research grid, the unique spatiotemporal patterns of weekday car-hailing trips during a one-week period are analyzed, using statistics on pick-ups and drop-offs at different time of the day. By combining these data with built environment variables and various economic and traffic indicators, a mul
SUBMITTER: Cao Y
PROVIDER: S-EPMC9671434 | biostudies-literature | 2022
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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