Employment status and commute distance of Canadians with disabilities

Disabilities, Impairments, Employment status, Commute distance, 2006 Participation and Activity Limitation Survey, Canada,

An analysis of trip chaining among older London residents

Trip chaining, Older people, Tour definition,

Understanding the exclusion issues of mobility-as-a-service (MaaS): The potential problems of older travellers’ involvement

A series of pilots and service fragments of Mobility-as-a-Service have launched out in recent years, but it is generally recognized as is still on the early stage of its development, whether in terms of the service concept and framework, the level of urban construction and the acceptance of travellers. According to the earlier study of MaaS in a workshop in middle England, the result referred to the lack of consensus and mismatch of value propositions among stakeholders, which leads to the early market has not fully considered the requirements of the older travellers. Therefore, this study reviews previous literatures and summarized the logic relation of the relevant key influencing factors, in order to provide the evidence for future sustainable development of MaaS on the aspect of increasing older travellers’ social participation