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The Impact of Ridesharing on Urban Mobility: Shifting Transportation for Sustainable Reasons
Peer-to-peer ridesharing - defined as non-commercial carpooling where private drivers offer empty seats to matched riders via apps like DOMINO (distinct from commercial ride-hailing like Uber) - offers substantial sustainability benefits but achieves <5% modal share in Austria despite proven congest
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