Transportation Users’ Attitudes and Choices of Ride-Hailing Services in Two Cities with Different Attributes

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"Transportation Users’ Attitudes and Choices of Ride-Hailing Services in Two Cities with Different Attributes"
written by Virginia P. Sisiopiku, Syed Ahnaf Morshed, Sahila Sarjana, Mohammed Hadi,
published by Journal of Transportation Technologies, Vol.11 No.2, 2021

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