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This report explores the role of commercial shared mobility services in supporting the needs of major trip generators, using the inner urban Adelaide as a case study. The commercial shared mobility services covered in this report are characterised by carshare (such as GoGet), rideshare (UBER), bicycle share (dockless within the context of Adelaide provided by OfO and OBike) and shared e-scooters (such as provided by Lime, Beam and Ride). Major trip generators described in this report are characterised by festivals, sporting events or public facilities (such as hospitals, universities and transport interchanges) that attract relatively high numbers of participants and workers.<br />
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* [https://hdl.handle.net/11541.2/141453 https://hdl.handle.net/11541.2/141453]</div>Scipediacontent