This paper analyses the environmental impacts of teleworking. Some empirical studies
indicate a positive relationship between the use of teleworking and the reduction of …

Traffic congestion is one of the foremost problems confronted by the urban and suburban
tenants of today, which increases vehicle emissions and degrades air quality. Urban …

Urban spatial mobility and its environmental impact have been attracting attention in
academic circles, but have not yet fully permeated the urban public policy agenda …

Abstract Background, Aims and Scope Telework is associated with a number of costs and
benefits, including reduced company overhead costs, need for office and parking space …

Since the 1960s, the number of commuters in the Brussels Capital Region has doubled:
nowadays more than 400,000 workers commute in and out of Brussels on a daily basis. In …

The demand of individuals for travel increases steadily. As a consequence, traffic increases
as well, especially by car. Due to the negative side-effects of traffic on the environment, eg …

Telework is often suggested as an instrument to improve sustainability by reducing
environmental and socio-economical impacts of mobility on society. Currently, telework is …

This paper offers a review of the scientific evidence regarding the relation between ICT and
travel in general and ICT and commuting in particular. It focuses on the issue of teleworking …

Telecommuting has been perceived as an effective means of reducing commuter related
trips, travel time and emissions. Previously, the lack of access to broadband Internet …

The effects of communication and transportation technologies on urban form and function
are matters of much discourse in recent literature. In 1963 Melvin Webber, UC Berkeley …