Knowledge concepts for analytical purchase on mobility as a service and future research

Autonomy as a merit for eudaimonic well-being and subsequently mobility as a means to autonomy, are well versed topics within the academic discourse. However, this perspective is largely neglected within transportation benefit appraisals, which are predominantly approached through hedonic perspectives on well-being and, consequently, evaluated using utilitarian economic heuristics. Paper presented at the World Conference on Transport Research (WCTR).