#10703. How do new mobility practices emerge? A comparative analysis of car-sharing in cities in Norway, Sweden and the Netherlands

October 2026publication date
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Abstract:
The hegemony of the private car is increasingly challenged as new policies and technologies affect passenger mobility. This study investigates how car-sharing is emerging and unfolding. The framework highlights that new digital technologies and regulations are important, influencing business models and the social meaning of mobility towards a broader acceptance of access-based transportation.
Keywords:
Car-sharing; Shared mobility; Social practice theories; Sustainability transition studies; Sustainable mobility

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