In spite of the popularity of e-shopping, only 16% of US adults have ordered groceries
online, and 7 out of 10 of those who currently buy groceries online do so at most twice a …

Changes in grocery shopping behavior are occurring at an unprecedented pace. Shoppers
are now able to purchase groceries online via the Web and in retailerspecific apps, yet …

Despite considerable examination of the impact of telecommunications on travel, little
empirical evidence sheds light on the impact of e‐shopping on travel—a recent and …

Searching product information and buying goods online are becoming increasingly popular
activities, which would seem likely to affect shopping trips. However, little empirical evidence …

The rapid growth of ecommerce brings great changes to the transportation system. However,
most existing studies focus on the impact of ecommerce on freight system. Its impact on …

The Internet makes it possible to conduct activities such as working and shopping without
traveling to activity places. As e-shopping becomes popular, it can fundamentally change …

Searching product information or buying goods online is becoming increasingly popular and
could affect shopping trips. However, the relationship between e-shopping and in-store …

The literature does not agree on the precise role of socio-demographic characteristics in the
adoption of online grocery shopping. This methodological note reviews the literature and …

Research was done to reveal the travel impact of e-shopping in the Minneapolis–St. Paul
(Twin Cities) metropolitan area of Minnesota. A sample of Internet users drawn from urban …

The increasing penetration of online shopping will have major effects on physical stores.
And the question is: In which areas will consumers replace most physical shopping with …