As part of a series of work examining the actual impacts of telecommuting on workers'
mobility and activity scheduling, this paper focuses on how telecommuting might ease the
temporal/spatial constraints of work activities and affect the time-space distribution of daily
activities. In the first step, telecommuting was analyzed from an opportunity-based
perspective built upon stochastic frontier models and time-space prisms. Results showed
that telecommuters had larger prisms compared to non-telecommuters, indicating higher …