Research Article

MaaS Bundling and Acceptance in the Pandemic Era: Evidence from Padua, Italy

Table 2

Description of exogenous variables from the MaaS bundle choice model.

NameDescriptionTypeLevel

HH_CARNumber of household carsMetricHousehold
HH_MOTONumber of household motorbikesMetricHousehold
INCOMEHousehold income (1000€)MetricHousehold
F_CARFrequency of private car use (times/week)MetricIndividual
PDLiving inside Padua municipalityMetricIndividual
BSBike sharing service (unlimited) in the MaaS packageDummyMaaS
COSTCost of the MaaS packageMetricMaaS
CS_HOURCar sharing service (5 hours) in the MaaS packageDummyMaaS
CS_RATECar sharing service (pay-as-you-go) in the MaaS packageDummyMaaS
NBNight bus service in the MaaS packageMetricMaaS
PARKPark & Ride service (unlimited) in the MaaS packageDummyMaaS
SCE-scooter sharing service (unlimited) in the MaaS packageDummyMaaS
SUBSuburban (train/bus) public service (unlimited) in MaaS packageDummyMaaS
TPLUrban public transportation service (unlimited) in the MaaS packageDummyMaaS
TPL_10DAYSUrban public transportation service (unlimited for 10 days) in the MaaS packageDummyMaaS
RP_ACTIVEUsed active mobility (by foot or bike) in the past to commuteDummyTrip
RP_CARUsed car (driver or passenger) in the past to commuteDummyTrip
RP_MOTOUsed motorbike in the past to commuteDummyTrip
RP_PTUsed public transportation in the past to commuteDummyTrip