Both as a business response to internal business problems, and as a transportation demand
management (TDM) strategy, telecommuting is gaining acceptance in the United States and …

Telecommuting has boomed in popularity during the pandemic and is expected to remain at
elevated levels persistently. Using 2009 and 2017 US National Household Travel Surveys …

Presents the results of extensive surveys of about 400 telecommuters in the USA, including
transportation impacts, and whether telecommuting is actually related to any net reduction in …

There is an ongoing discussion about the impact of flexible forms of work on travel behavior.
Though it is generally accepted that telework decreases distance commuted, there are …

The objective of this study is to contribute to the telecommuting literature by jointly examining
the propensity and frequency of workers to telecommute, using a rich set of individual …

Telecommuting is defined as a subset of teleworking. Two main forms of telecommuting
(home and regional center) are described. The means by which these forms of …

Telecommuting is on a rising trend as one of the most important alternative work
arrangements. This paper explores whether telecommuters conduct more out-of-home …

This paper investigates the importance of non-work travel to the growing population of
telecommuters and the implications of this for sustainable travel patterns. Previous research …

A multiplicative model is proposed as a framework for examining the current knowledge in
forecasting the demand for telecommuting and the resulting transport impacts. A running …

The initial enthusiasm for home-based telework as an attractive travel demand management
strategy has been countered by recent research pointing to its inductive effects on travel …