Changing personal mobility behavior in response to climate change represents a major
challenge for social scientists and practitioners, given the embedded nature of mobility in …

In this study, with Singapore as an example, we demonstrate how we can use mobile phone
call detail record (CDR) data, which contains millions of anonymous users, to extract …

Telecommuting has boomed in popularity during the pandemic and is expected to remain at
elevated levels persistently. Using 2009 and 2017 US National Household Travel Surveys …

Transportation planners are increasingly looking to reduce drive-alone travel. However, the
existence of complex tours could be a major barrier to the shift from drive-alone to public …

Women's entrenched workforce participation has contributed to the rise in dual-earner
households over the last two decades in Germany. In transport research, dual-earner …

This article analyses how cohabiting women and men negotiate and respond to individual
needs and claims related to commuting. The study is based on 20 in-depth interviews with …

In this paper, we examine the non-home-cooked meal (NHCM) preferences of individuals for
their dinner meal by studying the monthly count of NHCM meals by channel type: eat-out …

This study proposes a demand model incorporating active travel's intrinsic benefits and
analyzes the built environment's impact on the active travel behavior of commuters in a …

Suburban development patterns, flexible work hours, and increasing participation in out-of-
home activities are making the travel patterns of individuals more complex, and complex trip …

Using the 2012 Household Travel Survey data for the Cleveland metropolitan area, this
study aims to examine the connections between travel behavior by using trip chaining and …