The daily schedule of women is dictated by various requirements, and consequently their
activity–travel patterns are often more complex and heterogeneous than those of their male …

The structural relationships between work and non-work activity participation and associated
travel engagements are developed for single working mothers and married working …

To date only limited research has quantified differences between female and male activity
patterns, and analyses at an individual activity level are scarce. Past research has focused …

Gender and household life cycle together affect daily travel behavior. Although this makes
intuitive sense, transportation planners and policy makers have done little to understand …

Four basic hypotheses about activities that are fundamental to pursuing an activity-based
travel-forecasting modeling procedure are presented. They include classifying activities as …

In this paper, we analyze the travel patterns of Iranian women, where typical patriarchal
views and specific social and cultural norms may differ from the patterns of those in western …

This study provides a descriptive analysis of the relationship between mobility and gender
through unravel the complex relationships between gender roles at home (household …

This paper investigates the specificities and the evolution of mobility patterns of women and
aging people in the most densely populated region including Paris and the departments …

This paper presents an overview of recent and on-going advances in activity-based travel
demand modeling, organized in terms of the methodologies employed (including …

A structural model is used to explain activity interactions between heads of households and,
in so doing, to explain household demand for travel. The model attempts to capture links …