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Shared intentions in virtual space for on-demand transportation

Existing public transportation systems are rigid. Originally intended to serve the mobility needs of human users, these systems are in reality constraining in regards to both space and time. New information communication technologies and the research field of intelligent transportation systems (ITS) are beginning to offer capability to re-engineer this paradigm. Conceptualising the transportation network as a platform capable of supporting mobility services on-demand, we must consider the degrees of interactivity and flexibility that a service may provide over existing modalities.