Uso de los servicios de redes de transporte en México. Extensión, determinantes y tipos de usuarios
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https://doi.org/10.51349/veg.2025.1.04Palabras clave:
México, Ridesourcing, Viajes al trabajo, Taxis, empresas de redes de transporteResumen
Tras diez años del comienzo de los servicios de redes de transporte en México, aún subsisten dudas sobre su extensión, determinantes y tipo de usuarios. En este artículo se recurre al Censo 2020 de México, para responder a esas interrogantes. Se descubre que es aún minoritario el uso de este servicio, aunque representa ya 1/3 de los viajes en taxi. El factor que más incide en su uso es el tipo de hogar, con un uso preferente de quienes viven en hogares unipersonales y sin consanguineidad. Se revela también que estos servicios satisfacen una considerable diversidad de necesidades y usuarios.
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