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Portfolio Design and Pricing for Multimodal Mobility-on-Demand Services Considering Traveler Responses
Mobility-on-demand (MoD) platforms can offer exclusive, pooled, and transit-connected services to accommodate different passenger needs. However, determining which services to offer and at what prices is challenging because profitability depends on both passenger choices and operational feasibility.
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