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Brian M. Caulfield2009

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Estimating the environmental benefits of ride-sharing: A case study of Dublin

Brian M. Caulfield

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Year2009

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Published2009-08-11

VenueTransportation Research Part D Transport and Environment

ISSN-L1361-9209

Languageen

Citations186

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