Using the smartphone in carpooling for new mobility services

Abstract

The principle of dynamic carpooling is in local real-time to send the "user-carpooler." If we choose to travel with standard vehicles, we can contact the service a few minutes before departure. The service then searches for the best driver to give the desired car-sharing service on the chosen route. In recent years, there has been growing creation of modern information and communication technology, particularly with the growth of the Internet and mobile telephones. New knowledge and networking systems are therefore closely linked with the changing area of mobility. Policies and processes introduced for sustainable mobility in this field. New forms of transportation aim to find a space for them and promote emerging mobility technologies such as shared cars. It has been shown that these programs utilize modern knowledge and communication technology, particularly recently, to evolve via telephone. The aim of this project is, in this sense, to decide how often smartphone car sharing access can be utilized. This tool seems important in specific typical vehicle use encounters and seems a significant factor in growing its scope by simplifying access and use. The method is versatile and provides a high standard of operation with a reasonable number of participants: the probability of having a shared vehicle is reasonable. This scheme complements mass transit – on-demand and daily – and complementary options such as bicycle terminals.