From early studies of time allocation onward, it has been acknowledged that the “productive”
nature of travel could affect its utility. Currently, at the margin an individual may choose …

By tradition, transport appraisal relies primarily on travel time savings and monetary values.
Assessment tools rarely factor in the perspective of travellers in terms of their subjective …

Wait time, travel time, and waiting during travel are closely related time uses that often
overlap in how they are perceived, viewed, and/or valued. Studying these time uses is …

Most research on commuting has focused on its negative aspects and consequences (ie,
stress). However, some work has also begun to recognize that there may be positive aspects …

Mobility of care (caregiving-and household-serving shopping travel) is ubiquitous in daily
travel, but how it impacts well-being is unclear. Using a multivariate random effects panel …

Considerable recent work suggests that Millennials' behaviors may be converging with
those of Generation X as they enter later life stages, but few have investigated whether …

This study explores the factors associated with commute satisfaction of public transit users in
the Seoul Metropolitan Area, identifying the critical role of commuters' attitudes in influencing …

Many studies about conducting activities while traveling start from the hypothesis that
conducting onboard activities reduces the value of time (VoT). However, surprisingly limited …

Millennials, the demographic cohort born in the last two decades of the twentieth century,
are reported to adopt information and communication technologies (ICTs) in their everyday …

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on weekly commuting activity, with a
commensurate increase in remote working, especially from home. The reduction in the …