Using the newly released Census for Transportation Planning Package (CTPP) 1990, this
research utilizes GIS tools to explain intraurban variations of commuting in Chicago at the …

Problem, research strategy, and findings: We evaluate the role of transportation in improving
the employment outcomes of participants in the Moving to Opportunity (MTO) for Fair …

Studies that model the effects of land use on commuting generally use a trip-based
approach or a more aggregated individual-based approach: ie commuting is conceptualized …

In recent years, researchers and advocates have turned their attention to the trade-offs
between housing affordability and transportation expenses. They argue that were families to …

For many workers, commuting to work is routine and causes little concern. Others, however,
consider it a waste of time and a source of stress and frustration. This is especially true for …

Extreme commuting has been increasing since at least 1990. Extreme commuters are
defined as workers who travel 90 minutes or more to work, one-way-a definition based on …

Promoting social equality in transport has become a key concern in building inclusive cities.
Inequities in the burden of commuting have attracted increasing attention from researchers …

Abstract With 8.76 million residents in 2011, the population of Southern Ontario's Greater
Golden Horseshoe (GGH) has grown dramatically over the past decades, driven by net …

Travel times to work from the 2000 Census show an increase in average commuting times
that is difficult to reconcile with the viewpoint expressed in earlier literature that …

Contains a study of commuting patterns and trends in the United States from three main
perspectives: the worker boom, the suburban commuting boom, and the private-vehicle …