Travelers conduct onboard activities while using the tools they bring with them onboard to
convert part of their travel time to a productive time. Productive travel time contributes to the …

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 …

To mitigate the negative impact of travel time, travelers are predisposed to multitask onboard
when traveling. The preferences of people determine how the travel time is utilized …

Investigating travellers' travel-based multitasking behaviour broadens the horizons of
transport policies regarding improving transport services and promoting more sustainable …

In travel analysis, travel time is traditionally regarded as lost time. This assumption is
increasingly challenged by studies indicating that travelers may derive a positive (or less …

Modeling the contribution of multi-tasking to the utility of travel episodes would be an
important objective in the development of the next generation of activity-based models …

As research on travel-based multitasking—doing other things while traveling—becomes
more common, some studies also investigate the quality or value of activity participation …

With increasing time pressure, one of the advantages of public transport, especially the train,
over the car is the possibility that travelers can do some work or relax. This positive feature …

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 …

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 …