… All diarists are at least 45 years old and live with at least one other person in the household.
A closer look at their job types (not provided in the table) shows that most of them work in …

… However, we believe that this is partly because no studies concluding that telework has a
complementary effect capture travel activities during the period when telework was actually …

… effects on mobility, such as the possibility to telework, affect … and long-term impacts on everyday
mobility in the Swedish … In terms of the geographic distribution of the possibility to work at …

… to which teleworking reduces the need to travel to work and … duplicated or where, on closer
inspection, relevant data were … The studies also relate to very different geographical contexts…

… time geography research on the pandemic impacts in the tradition of Hägerstrand’s [12] seminal
work … not having the same possibilities to telecommute as do higher educated individuals…

… insights into the effects of telecommuting on non-work active travel, … level of physical activity
among individuals through travel. … 2 presents the geographical location of the respondents’ …

… telecommuting and rebound effects. Quantifying the net energy and GHG emissions impacts
of teleworking –… However, this paper is focused on workers who would normally work at a …

… Thanks to these aspects and geographic distribution, InterSoft has had the facilitating …
WFH has dual impact on the work-life balance: On one hand, we found that many engineers, …

… characteristics that affect the ability to adopt telecommuting during … In terms of geographic
regions, the South had a greater … of activity-travel participation at different times of day (activity-…

… work impacts worker health and well-being. Specifically, we performed a literature search on
the empirical literature related to teleworking … Beyond the geographic location of where one …