Housing companies as a catalyst for peer-to-peer carsharing
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Coordinator | Koucky & Partners AB |
Funding from Vinnova | SEK 470 530 |
Project duration | September 2021 - February 2024 |
Status | Completed |
Venture | Behavioral changes in the mobility system |
Call | Investigate, develop and test behavior-changing solutions that contribute to climate-neutral and healthy travel habits |
Important results from the project
** Denna text är maskinöversatt ** The aim of the study is to increase knowledge of whether real estate companies can play a role in increasing interest in P2P car sharing and in what ways this can happen. Furthermore, it should provide knowledge about the potential of P2P car sharing and a better understanding of driving forces and thresholds for renting out one´s private image or renting a car from a neighbor. The overall aim is to contribute to increased use of shared mobility.
Expected long term effects
** Denna text är maskinöversatt ** About ten P2P cars were expected to be added during the course of the project. The owners of these would be supported through parking subsidies and keyless technology. No car owners applied for the support. No users applied for a P2P car rental discount. Another trial area was added to attract new users. This area also did not yield any results. However, an ongoing maturation process can be discerned in the interview studies and it can be expected that the project, at least in the long term, has contributed to increased activity within P2P car sharing.
Approach and implementation
** Denna text är maskinöversatt ** 1) Selection of test area and control area 2) Current situation analysis mobility behaviour, car ownership, car use, knowledge and attitudes. Through surveys, occupancy studies and GIS analyses. 3) Stimulating efforts to create a supply of P2P cars. Through a discount on parking. 4) Marketing of P2P car sharing towards the residents. Through information efforts and a discount on renting a car 5) Evaluation. Through analysis of vehicle supply and rental statistics. Further through interview studies. 6) Litterature studies 7) Paper 8) Webinar