| 英文摘要 |
Autonomous driving becomes an innovative travel mode with the application of private, active, public, and sharing transportation. It also has an impact on the distribution of land use because of the changing transportation characteristics such as mobility, accessibility, and travel behavior. However, it may also reduce the efficiency of land use and transportation systems with the alternative effect on public transportation. Therefore, existing studies mostly use variable indicators to analyze travel behavior and specific land use in autonomous driving scenarios. Hence, this paper uses land use simulation and spatial equality evaluation to analyze the property of the policy of sharing autonomous driving with public transportation. The results of land use change show that in two scenarios, supporting existing public transportation with seamless transportation or replacing by the rental systems, the profit and loss changes and the types of land use transition are similar but different in the spatial distribution pattern. The fairness evaluation results from the viewpoint of spatial equity show that two scenarios are in extremely high equity in the household to basic service scale, especially for the latter scenario. However, from the viewpoint of urban planning, the latter scenario also causes fragilization of land use and inefficiency of infrastructure, so, the former scenario is more suitable with the higher spatial equity in the basic service scale. |