How technology commitment affects mode choice for a self-driving shuttle service
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Kay W. Axhausen | Sergio Guidon | Felix Becker | Thomas Bernauer | Michael Wicki | K. Axhausen | T. Bernauer | Sergio Guidon | M. Wicki | Felix Becker
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