Ride-Sharing Choice is a mode choice modeling construct that specifically represents the individual decision to utilize shared ride services as a transportation alternative, distinguished from other travel modes by its reliance on real-time matching, vehicle pooling, and typically dynamic pricing within urban mobility systems.
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