The adjustment of urban spatial structure in the process of urbanization and suburbanization
leads to the separation of work and residence, which further leads to long-distance …

ABSTRACT A few recent studies find a positive relationship between workplace income and
commuting distance among the general population. However, young adults, with less …

Since the 1980s, neoliberal policies have downsized or closed rural and small-town
services. In response, voluntary groups have played an increasing role to retain basic …

Commuting is strongly gendered (Hanson, 2010), with the result that women tend to have
shorter commutes than men, a finding that is remarkably persistent over time and consistent …

A significant economic downturn beginning in early 2008 resulted in the closure of all local
forest industry operations in Mackenzie, British Columbia. Many forestry workers had to …

Population mobility across borders and boundaries is of major relevance for shaping and
development of both the areas of origin and destination as well as social relations between …

This study explores the multiple temporal dimensions that commuting to a suburban location
can have as an intensive and recurrent daily practice. Focusing on the suburban commute to …

The intercity daily flow of long stay international visitors (LSIV) reflects the economic
globalisation and regional integration of a region. We made the first attempt to use mobile …

Labour and economic development patterns in rural regions have shifted substantially as a
by-product of both economic and political restructuring. An important manifestation of this …

The impact of commuting on health depends, in part, on the mode of travel. A sizeable body
of literature addresses associations between mode choice and health status, but little is …