Research on the relationships between travel-related attitudes and travel behaviour has
recently been reinvigorated by new theorizing as well as new empirical models. While …

This literature survey aims to provide a broad view of studies on work from home (WFH) and
its effect on travel behaviour published from 1975 to 5 February 2024 by employing …

Human activity patterns have raised broad interests across fields and activity-based
modeling has been applied to analyze travel behaviors, effects of policies, etc. In this paper …

The large-scale adoption of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) such as
teleworking and online shopping affects mobility behavior on many dimensions. While a …

In the context of the lifting of COVID-19 prevention and control policies, investigating
commuters' attitudes toward working from home (WFH) and its explanatory factors would …

With growing concern about the climate impact of travel, a central question is the extent to
which working from home (WFH) can reduce commuting. Recently, the question has …

Abstract New Jersey Transit (NJT) sponsored a research project in 2019 to examine the
factors associated with bus ridership decline. As a part of that research, this paper examines …

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the incidence of WFH skyrocketed as business closed and
distancing standards were mandated, exposing many workers to a remote work …

Although the literature on autonomous vehicles (AVs) has been growing with a focus on
adoption, expected changes in travel behavior, and travel demand and land use in the …

This study aims to understand the post-COVID work and commute patterns of Georgia
(adult) workers and investigates how those patterns are related to the workers' …