Commuting has enormous impact on individuals, families, organizations, and society.
Advances in vehicle automation may help workers employ the time spent commuting in …

Automated vehicles (AVs) offer human operators the opportunity to participate in non-driving
activities while on the move. In this study, we examined and compared drivers' perception of …

Despite its high costs and stressful traffic congestions, solo driving is still the number one
commuting choice. In order to inform the development of safer or more enjoyable future …

As research on travel-based multitasking—doing other things while traveling—becomes
more common, some studies also investigate the quality or value of activity participation …

This paper investigates the choices to engage in various activities while commuting. Using
data collected through a survey of 2149 Northern California commuters, the authors develop …

Commuting to and from work presents daily stressors for most workers. It is typically
demanding in terms of time and cost, and can impact people's mental health, job …

Travel-based multitasking, or the performance of activities while traveling, is more feasible
than ever before, as the expanding availability of shared ride services and increasing …

In this paper, we investigate which non-driving-related activities drivers want to perform
while driving highly or fully automated. Beyond the available advanced driving assistance …

Mobile users commonly multitask during travel, but doing so on public transit can be
challenging due to the dynamic nature of the environment as well as long-standing lack of …

Smartphones are essential tools for communications and information management in
organizational settings. However, smartphone use is a risky behavior when used while …