Available data on long-distance travel, both quantitative and qualitative, are limited,
including measures of relative accessibility to intercity destinations and its role in overall well …

This study examined domestic and international long-distance travel patterns of Reykjavik
residents. We applied a mixed-methods approach with data triangulation to three datasets …

Research on women's mobility has focused mostly on local travel, partly as a result of data
availability. Women's long-distance travel, defined as trips over 161 km (100 mi) one way, is …

Mobility for the aging is a topic of paramount importance around the world and in the United
States. The population of elderly is increasing. The future aging population is used to higher …

It has been recognised that long-distance travel is closely related to a wide set of
externalities, but longdistance journeys are still necessary to supplement opportunities and …

Local transportation mobility problems among low-income households are relatively well
researched (Rosenbloom, 1995a, 1995b; Murakami and Young, 1997), but much less is …

The study investigated travel interests, constraints to travel, and other relevant char
acteristics regarding persons 55 or older. The results identify significant demographic …

4.3. 1 The range of distances 50 4.3. 2 Means of transport 50 4.3. 3 Means of transport and
distances 51 4.4 Differences in the Mobility Behaviour•. 52 4.4. 1 Travelling alone or in …

Perceptions of individual mobility for daily in-town trips may reveal more insight to life
satisfaction of older adults than traditional measures of mobility, such as frequency of trips …

The objective of this research was to isolate the factors influencing non–distance-based
definitions of long-distance travel to help long-distance survey makers know which …