User-based and operator-based relocation models
| Relocation model | Key studies | Key points |
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| User-based | Brendel et al. (2018), Brendel et al. (2020b), Kek et al. (2009) |
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| Operator-based | Bruglieri et al. (2014), Kek et al. (2009), Nourinejad et al. (2015), Repoux et al. (2019), Santos and de Almeida Correia (2019), Weikl and Bogenberger (2013) |
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| Combination of user-based and operator-based | Brendel et al. (2020a), Huang et al. (2020), Wang et al. (2020) |
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| Relocation model | Key studies | Key points |
|---|---|---|
| User-based | Cost efficient, as there are no customer-less trips Price incentives can be used to encourage customers to engage in vehicle relocation Less reliable, as customer compliance is not guaranteed | |
| Operator-based | Relocation and maintenance can be combined Reliable, as relocation is performed by staff Costly, as customer-less trips are made Requires service providers to account for staff relocation | |
| Combination of user-based and operator-based | Coordination of user-based and operator-based models limits redundancy Potential to reduce unnecessary waste of resources while improving vehicle circulation and utilization |