Patricia Sauri Lavieri

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University of Melbourne

Australia

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Patricia Sauri Lavieri is a Lecturer at the University of Melbourne, Australia. Her research primarily focuses on transportation and mobility, with recent articles exploring ride-hailing services, electric vehicle user acceptance, and the impact of technology on travel behavior. She also investigates sustainable transport solutions and the integration of smart technologies in transportation systems.

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Russell Thompson

Associate Professor in Transport Engineering

University of Melbourne

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Neema Nassir

University of Melbourne

AUSTRALIA

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Articles (16)

Ride-hailing vehicle dispatching and matching strategies to prioritize and complement public transport use

Enhanced utility estimation algorithm for discrete choice models in travel demand forecasting

Ride-hailing as a safer transport option: Evidence from frequency of use and commuting choices in Brazil

How can smartphone apps increase electric vehicle user acceptance of supplier managed charging? An investigation of psychosocial constructs using Australian data

The effects of travel time use on activity-travel behaviour: knowledge consolidation and research agenda for current and future transport options

Examining the determinants of travel time use and the transfer of activities into trips

Review and Classification of Objectives in Dynamic Dial-a-Ride Systems: A Triple Bottom Line Approach of Sustainability

Smart Insertion Strategies for Sustainable Operation of Shared Autonomous Vehicles

Identifying electric vehicle charging styles among consumers: a latent class cluster analysis

Investigating the effects of ICT evolution and the COVID-19 pandemic on the spatio-temporal fragmentation of work activities

Modelling driver's response to demand management strategies for electric vehicle charging in Australia

Analysis of the temporal profile of use of bikesharing stations in the Bikesampa system

Planning for the majorities: are the charging needs and preferences of electric vehicle early adopters similar to those of mainstream consumers?

How did the COVID-19 Pandemic Impact the Location and Duration of Work Activities? A Latent Class Time-Use Study

A comparison of online and in-person activity engagement: The case of shopping and eating meals

On investigating the potential effects of private autonomous vehicle use on home/work relocations and commute times

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Russell Thompson

Neema Nassir

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