The literature has identified an “immigrant effect” in commuting modal shares, accounting for
higher reliance on public transit. Few studies have, however, studied the immigrant effect at …

Public transit is immensely important among recent immigrants for enabling daily travel and
activity participation. The objectives of this study are to examine whether immigrants settle in …

Residential mobility rates in the US have been in steady decline. Most notably, between
2005 and 2013, one-year intercity migration rate for immigrants has decreased by 0.7 …

Examining the transportation modes used to commute by the growing numbers of
immigrants locating in medium and small metropolitan areas, this study investigates the …

Much of the research on immigrants has centered on their economic assimilation or
integration. Few scholarly articles have examined the impact that immigrants have on the …

This research is one of the few studies to investigate the mutual impact between residential
segregation and the commuting outcomes of minority groups in the context of a developing …

Immigration has altered the demographic composition of California where the foreign-born
population now comprises more than one-quarter of the population. Despite this staggering …

Parallel with the rapid regional economic development and urban sprawl, the phenomenon
of interjurisdictional commuting with the associated greater dependence on car and long …

Abstract Immigrants to the United States walk, bicycle, and use transit and carpools more
than US-born residents do. These differences persist over time and across income groups …

The large numbers of immigrants to North America have altered the demographic
composition of, and contributed to the social complexity in, metropolitan areas. Much of the …