The travel behaviour of ride-sourcing users, and their perception of the usefulness of ride-sourcing based on the users' previous modes of transport: A case study in Bandung City, Indonesia

Rizki, Muhamad; Joewono, Tri Basuki; Belgiawan, Prawira Fajarindra; Irawan, Muhammad Zudhy

doi:10.1016/j.iatssr.2020.11.005

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“…Some studies in Indonesia showed the various effects of ride-sourcing on public transport demand, similar to the studies in developed countries [16][17][18]. While in metropolitan Jakarta, ride-sourcing (especially MBRS) tends to complement the mass transport system [10,57,62], in smaller cities such as Yogyakarta [57] and Bandung [63], it is a substitute for public transport, resulting in a decline of users.…”

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The Effects of On- and Before- Journey Advantages Using Ride-Sourcing in Indonesia

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This paper explores the effects of on-journey (i.e., waiting and travel time reliability, driver quality), before-journey (i.e., service coverage, application quality, fare, etc.), and multi-tasking advantages when using ride-sourcing, the perceived usefulness of ride-sourcing and, in turn, the frequency of usage. Assuming a structural form without any reciprocal effects, the modified Structural Equation Model is used. This study collected data from 497 ride-sourcing users in Bandung city in 2018. As expected, ride-sourcing users who appreciate the usefulness of ride-sourcing services correlate with a higher frequency of use. This study found that situational variables or variables related to travel and built environment conditions (e.g., on-journey advantages, built environment, and travel characteristics) play a role in keeping travellers using the services. This study confirms that multi-tasking is not a reason for ride-sourcing users to use the services more often. Moreover, those who previously used motorcycles and car-based ride-sourcing (CBRS) are more loyal travellers than car, public transport users, and motorcycle-based-ride-sourcing (MBRS) users, respectively.

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“…The sample size was upgraded to 500 to overcome the possibility of errors during the survey. The questionnaires were constructed based on the literature regarding ride-sourcing travel behaviour [2,15] and the drivers' satisfaction and experience [7].…”

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“…Various cities around the world have witnessed a rise in mobility-on-demand platforms in this decade [1][2][3]. Within the cities' mobility and transport ecosystems [4], these platforms have also created opportunities for the cities' economies by providing new jobs for residents [5].…”

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“…Within the cities' mobility and transport ecosystems [4], these platforms have also created opportunities for the cities' economies by providing new jobs for residents [5]. Indonesia is among the countries with the highest growth in mobilityon-demand services, such as ride-sourcing: one city was involved in 2013 and 50 cities in 2018 [2]. The popularity of ride-sourcing attracted more than 2 million drivers in 2019 [6].…”

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“…Most of the studies on ride-sourcing have undertaken the analysis from the demand side (users), such as the implications of ride-hailing for mode choice [3,15,16], usage behaviour [2], environmental sustainability [17], and vehicle kilometres travelled [18]. Some studies also attempt to explain the supply-side approach of ride-sourcing [19][20][21][22][23], where the analysis focuses on drivers' satisfaction, and their productivity is rarely investigated.…”

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With various benefits being offered by ride-sourcing companies, Indonesian cities have experienced a substantial increase in the number of ride-sourcing drivers in the past five years. However, with tense working conditions, there is a question as to how drivers perceive their work satisfaction and how this satisfaction influences their productivity. This study aims to investigate the factors that influence ride-sourcing drivers’ job satisfaction and productivity. For this purpose, a questionnaire was distributed to ride-sourcing drivers in 2019 and analysed using hierarchical structural equation modelling (SEM). Wage competitiveness and financial safety are found to be appreciated the most by ride-sourcing drivers, while undertaking multiple jobs tends to be associated with low satisfaction. Satisfaction is also found to positively influence trip productivity. Drivers who perceive themselves as being exposed to health and safety risks tend to have lower satisfaction.

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The travel behaviour of ride-sourcing users, and their perception of the usefulness of ride-sourcing based on the users' previous modes of transport: A case study in Bandung City, Indonesia

Cited by 37 publications

References 31 publications

The Effects of On- and Before- Journey Advantages Using Ride-Sourcing in Indonesia

The Effects of On- and Before- Journey Advantages Using Ride-Sourcing in Indonesia

Does Job Satisfaction Influence the Productivity of Ride-Sourcing Drivers? A Hierarchical Structural Equation Modelling Approach for the Case of Bandung City Ride-Sourcing Drivers

Challenges for Intermodal Transport in the Twenty-First Century: Reduction of Environmental Impact Due the Integration of Green Transport Modes

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