This paper reviews 58 studies with empirical evidence on travel-based multitasking,
identifies gaps in terms of data collection methods and provides a comprehensive review of …

Travel-based multitasking, also referred to as travel time use, is now a well-established
concept, whose existence is supported by the technological trajectories, with mobile …

This paper investigates the choices to engage in various activities while commuting. Using
data collected through a survey of 2149 Northern California commuters, the authors develop …

Research on multitasking during travel has increased, yet most studies have focused on
public transit passengers. This work investigated travel-based multitasking and its potential …

Personal travel is undertaken principally as a means of access. The Internet now provides
an additional form of access, enabling many activities to be reached without recourse to …

This study looks into the multitasking patterns for the developing world, while providing
empirical evidences of the effect of multitasking on the value of travel time savings (VTTS) …

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 …

This paper examines how different types of secondary activities, either offline or online,
interact with travellers' personal, travel, and spatial characteristics associated with the …

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 …

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 …