Measuring willingness to pay for shared parking

Ardeshiri, Ali; Safari, Farshid; Rashidi, Taha Hossein

doi:10.1016/j.tra.2021.08.014

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“…Very recently, several studies have been conducted on the choice behavior of demanders in shared parking. For example, Ardeshiri et al [31] found that the adjustment of the parking fee changed the possibility of choosing shared parking spaces. Using the combined technology acceptance model and theory of planned behavior, Ning et al [32] proved that the three factors of perceived network externality, cost risk, and safety risk affect travelers' choice of shared parking spaces.…”

Section: Influencing Factors Of Parkingmentioning

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Multicriteria Model for Shared Parking and Parking Route Recommender Systems

Zhao

Wei

Pan

et al. 2022

Journal of Advanced Transportation

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In many congested areas, shared parking has gotten increasing attention because of its potential to alleviate parking resource shortages. However, managing parking resources remains a challenge when simultaneously considering multiple decision-making criteria of public travelers in allocating parking spaces and recommending optimal parking routes. To fill this gap, from four perspectives, i.e., driving, among shared parking lots, at a shared parking lot, between shared parking spaces and destinations, we proposed nine criteria for shared parking space allocations and parking route recommendations, and we also gave the quantitative models for different criteria. Furthermore, an analytic hierarchy process Entropy-TOPSIS grey relational analysis (AHP-Entropy-TOPSIS-GRA) method and an improved ant colony algorithm were proposed to solve the proposed allocation of parking spaces and recommend optimal parking routes, respectively. Finally, the validity of our proposed models and algorithms was tested by empirical parking data and road traffic data collected in Huai’an City, Jiangsu province, China. The research helps provide a theoretical foundation for implementing shared parking initiatives and improving public travelers’ parking satisfaction.

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Section: Influencing Factors Of Parkingmentioning

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Multicriteria Model for Shared Parking and Parking Route Recommender Systems

Zhao

Wei

Pan

et al. 2022

Journal of Advanced Transportation

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“…Shared parking has received increasing attention due to its capacity to deal with parking challenges in metropolises [18]. A well-functioning shared parking policy should enable people to use their parking spaces and to obtain additional benefits by meeting the parking demand of others [19,20].…”

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“…In subsequent studies, scholars have considered sharing platforms for urban parking spaces based on smartphone technology that involves renting personal parking spaces through a peer-to-peer market with new e-sharing methods in which the core business plan is to match parking demand and parking space pricing [18,59]. Shao, Yang, Zhang et al [60] proposed a linear 0-1 programming model to maximize operating revenue while attempting to minimize loss due to request rejection via the first-booked-first-served sequence.…”

Section: Parking Demand Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Furthermore, they compared the platform's payoff and participants' utility in different auctionbased pricing strategies (e.g., a uniform price strategy and differential price strategy) and discovered the advantages of unified pricing for shared parking spaces. Other technologies, such as location tracking, parking reservation, parking space allocation, and dynamic parking permits combined with pricing principles, have been used to address the potential space and efficiency of existing shared parking infrastructure [18,19,59,62,63].…”

Section: Parking Demand Managementmentioning

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Could the Incentive Policy of Shared Parking Be Sustainable? The Viewpoint of Personal Risk Aversion

Gao

Zheng

Jian

et al. 2022

Journal of Advanced Transportation

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Using an incentive measure to encourage people to share their private parking spaces could be an effective strategy for urban parking problems. This paper discusses an innovative mechanism of shared parking, “FlexPass,” which applies a reverse auction in which drivers propose bids in line with their individual expectations to share their idle parking spaces. The auction mechanism, hypotheses on bidding process principles, the competitive environment, and the risk-averse decisions of providers with regard to parking spaces are analysed to explore the sustainability of the economic benefits obtained for FlexPass parking spaces. A total of 216 respondents from the University of California, Berkeley, were invited to participate in bidding in an actual survey during their daily use of parking spaces. The analytical results show that operational rules based on risk aversion can enable profit-seeking with a bounded capability to obtain considerable economic benefits and release parking resources in an environment of demand competition. Particularly in some scenarios, FlexPass would sacrifice a certain monetary income to ensure the perceived benefits of parking space providers. With the improvement of people’s enthusiasm for participating in shared parking, the benefits to individuals and parking lots would be further enhanced, suggesting that our mechanism can operate sustainably over the long term. These findings are helpful for policymakers to formulate feasible shared parking policies from the perspective of monetary incentives.

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“…This supervision was carried out because many taxpayers did not pay taxes owed as they should, were late in paying taxes, and manipulated the turnover they receive. (Ardeshiri et al, 2021). Therefore, a data management and reporting application which can display financial transaction reports in total to support the transparency of tax payments was needed.…”

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Modernization of Administration of Parking Tax Collection with Tapping Box as A Supervision and Compliance Function of Regional Taxpayers in Bekasi City

Hidayati¹,

Andayani²,

Kumala³

et al. 2021

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Tax modernization seems to be very necessary in the current digital era. This considers that taxes are one of the largest sources of tax revenue, both in the central and regional regions. This study focused on the scope of the Regions, one of the sources of Regional Tax is parking tax. The phenomenon that occurred in this study was the low acceptance of Parking Tax on Regional Taxes. In order to increase regional income and prevent any leakage of funds, the Bekasi City Regional Revenue Agency has installed a data management application in several places of business, namely Tapping Box. Tapping Box is a machine or transaction recording device that can record all transaction data that occurs and sends it to the Bekasi City Regional Revenue Agency server through the Global System for Mobile network (GSM). The purpose of installing the Tapping Box is as a means of monitoring and testing taxpayer compliance that displays the financial reports of transaction in a transparent and accountable way. This study used a descriptive type of research with a qualitative approach. Also, the data was analyzed by using qualitative method. The results of this study indicated that parking tax supervision has not gone well because there were still some taxpayers who have not installed the Tapping Box. The result of this Tapping Box installation is that the realization of parking tax receipts has not reached the set target, but the parking tax revenues have increased comparing to those in the previous year. Moreover, if the installation of the Tapping Box is evenly distributed, the parking tax revenue will be maximized.

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Measuring willingness to pay for shared parking

Cited by 16 publications

References 43 publications

Multicriteria Model for Shared Parking and Parking Route Recommender Systems

Multicriteria Model for Shared Parking and Parking Route Recommender Systems

Could the Incentive Policy of Shared Parking Be Sustainable? The Viewpoint of Personal Risk Aversion

Modernization of Administration of Parking Tax Collection with Tapping Box as A Supervision and Compliance Function of Regional Taxpayers in Bekasi City

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