This study investigates how socio-demographic and attitudinal variables of university
students affect their desire to increase or decrease their daily commute. The case study is …

Commuting is popularly viewed as a stressful, costly, time‐wasting experience from the
individual perspective, with the attendant congestion imposing major social costs as well …

Many studies have indicated that commute satisfaction is affected by commute time.
However, the dissonance between people's actual and ideal commute time and its effects on …

Understanding how levels of satisfaction differ across transportation modes can be helpful to
encourage the use of active as well as public modes of transportation over the use of the …

This paper analyzes empirically measured values of Travel Liking––how much individuals
like to travel, in various overall, mode-, and purpose-based categories. The study addresses …

Confirmatory factor analyses are used to examine the psychometric properties of the
satisfaction with travel scale (STS), including tests of measurement invariance across urban …

Commuting between home and work is routinely performed by workers and any wellbeing
impacts of commuting will consequently affect a large proportion of the population. This …

In an experimental simulation employing 123 undergraduates the effect of different travel
modes on satisfaction with travel, mood after the day traveled, and satisfaction with the day …

In recent years, interest in the travel behavior of students in institutions of higher education
has grown. It has been noted that students tend to use a variety of transportation modes …

To understand the impact of daily travel on personal and so cietal well-being, researchers
are developing more sophisticated quantitative measures of travel satisfaction. Metrics …