Commuting, the spatial mismatch between work and residential locations, necessitates
integrated urban and transport policies to mitigate its societal impacts. While cross-border …

Mobility is a global megatrend in our contemporary world as people are constantly crossing
nation-state borders for migration, tourism, work and due to mobile transnational lives. Cross …

Most evidence about commuting, and how it influences time use, domain satisfaction, and
life satisfaction, comes from the individual level; very few studies have investigated this issue …

The cross-border practices of people beyond migration and tourism are often overlooked.
However, the increase of frequent social interactions and mobilities of people crossing …

This is one of the first studies that explores built environments around both residences and
workplaces, as well as their nonlinear and interaction effects on commuting satisfaction …

With globalization and informatization, cross-border areas have become increasingly critical
interactive spaces, experiencing rapid development and extensive changes in residents' …

This article deals with commuting to and from work of workers in Slovakia as a part of
traveling and its impact on private life of commuters. It provides a more comprehensive view …

In China, job satisfaction has become a significant concern. Previous research has mainly
focused on the impact of working conditions and personal characteristics on job satisfaction …

Analyzing commuting-time satisfaction could help to improve the subjective well-being of
society. This study aimed to explore the nonlinear relationship between commuting …

The article presents the results of a pilot study, namely a passenger survey on travel choices
regarding commuting to the airport in one chosen location (Gdańsk, Poland). The study …