Commuting is generally considered a routine aspect of daily life. As a result of the growing
importance of the tertiary sector in the economy, the increasing flexibility of work …

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 daily commute has been the subject of abundant research aiming to describe and
analyse the characteristics of commuters and their travel patterns. In France, such studies …

This paper is an empirical investigation of the relation between urban form and commuting
behaviour in a polycentric urban region. It explores to what extent urban form and location …

It is well known among European transport researchers that cross-municipality commuting
increased constantly over the years. Less and less people live and work within the same …

In recent decades, excess commuting has become a major study topic within the discipline
of transportation research (Ma and Banister, 2006). Excess commuting is that share of the …

In order to understand patterns of urban commuter flows, insight is required into urban
spatial structure (and vice versa). The present contribution first provides a concise overview …

In this article, we will focus on spatial analysis of long-distance mobility of individuals living
in France, trips abroad included, which we define in our study as more than 80 km bird-eye …

Limiting commuting trips in major cities is important from the environmental, social and
economic standpoints. In order to design policies that aim to change commuting practices it …

The present paper analyses the temporary stability of commuting to workplace functions in
the face of changes in workers' and firms' characteristics and the local labour market …