This dissertation examines the interaction of the built environment, travel behavior, and
technology usage among older adults. Decades-long transportation policies favoring vehicle …

Individual travel options are quickly shifting due to changes in sociodemographics,
individual lifestyles, the increased availability of modern communication devices …

Vehicle travel has reduced substantially across all demographics in the 2000's, but
millennials or young adults born from 1985-2000 stand out as the group that has reduced …

The 2000s was a decade of transitions for teens and young adults. In comparison with
previous generations of youth, those living in the developed world (i) faced the harshest …

More than 17.4 million vehicles were sold in the United States in 2015, breaking the
previous record of 17.3 million vehicles sold in 2000. With cheaper gas and a stronger …

The baby boomer generation began turning sixty-five in 2011. Twenty percent of the US
population will be over age sixty-five by 2030. Such a rapidly aging population has posed …

Millennials, the demographic cohort born in the last two decades of the twentieth century,
are reported to adopt information and communication technologies (ICTs) in their everyday …

The mobility sector is changing due to its negative consequences and companies' reactions
thereupon. New mobility solutions are entering the market quickly, while it is uncertain …

This report provides an understanding of how the senior generation travels at present,
based on historical trends; what changes might be expected among the seniors of tomorrow; …