An exploration of the ways that everyday life in the city is defined by commuting. We spend
much of our lives in transit to and from work. Although we might dismiss our daily commute …

Background The need for a mobile workforce inevitably means that the length of the total
work day (working and traveling time) will increase, but the health effects of commuting have …

How and why commuting contributes to our well-being is of considerable importance for
transportation policy and planning. This paper analyses the relation between commuting …

This paper studies changes in people's travel mode use from oneyear to the next. It is
informed by three distinct discourses: travel behaviour change, the mobility biographies …

This paper focuses on the social implications of long-distance commuting on commuters and
their spouses in Sweden. In a nation-wide study, the extent to which long-distance …

Commuting comes with costs, in terms of money, the opportunity cost of time, emotional
burdens, and danger. Yet Americans take on considerably longer commutes than are strictly …

Numerous studies have identified the determinants of happiness. However, the literature
provides scant evidence on the potential nonlinear relationships between built environment …

Long commuting in large city is a key issue in relation to transport equity as it varies between
different people. Who these long-time commuters are is the most primary question to be …

This paper develops our geographical understanding of the gendered politics of (im)
mobility by exploring the hidden politics of waiting experienced by some mobile working …

This article contributes to our understanding of the interaction between travel-to-work, time-
use, and subjective well-being among full-time men and women in dual career households …