There is ample evidence that the VTTS of public transport (PT) users is lower than that of car
drivers and dropped further in recent years. One reason could be the better conditions for …

This paper investigates the relationship between multitasking during travel and the valuation
of travel time (VOT). By building on the literature on travel time valuation and multitasking …

The increasingly widespread use of mobile technologies and connectivity as well as vehicle
automation have triggered renewed attention to the issue of productivity and enjoyment of …

Unlike driving alone, public transportation allows one to engage in extraneous activities
while traveling–often referred to as travel-based multitasking. Research involving travel …

This paper parameterizes the coefficient of travel time in a mode choice model, capturing the
systematic heterogeneity of the impact of travel time. The authors interact several plausible …

On the basis of a survey addressing travel behaviour in 4707 households in Hungary in
2016, activities of passengers (especially on non-local public transport services) are …

Investigating travellers' travel-based multitasking behaviour broadens the horizons of
transport policies regarding improving transport services and promoting more sustainable …

This paper presents an empirical analysis of a survey among public transit users in the
Chicago metropolitan area. The survey collected information about travelers' general …

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 …

Travel-based multitasking, ie using travel time to conduct enjoyable and/or productive
activities, is the subject of an increasing number of theoretical and empirical studies. Most …