Urban mobility has been severely impacted by the coronavirus pandemic, with public
transport (PT) particularly affected due to infection risks and fears. The promotion of …

Travel-based multitasking, also referred to as travel time use, is now a well-established
concept, whose existence is supported by the technological trajectories, with mobile …

Passengers spend considerable periods of time in shared transit spaces, relying on
smartphones and laptops for work. However, these displays are limited in size and …

This paper explores factors influencing perceptions of safety on public transport using an
empirical analysis of a survey of young people in Melbourne, Australia. In the literature …

Though commuting is often seen as a source of stress, commuters may take advantage of
travel time to pursue learning and developmental goals—a concept we refer to as Commute …

Already a quarter of Australian households consist of people living by themselves and this is
the fastest growing household type. People living on their own are more likely to experience …

Structured observation is one way to assess how public transport passengers actually use
their travel time. This study reports on 812 adult passengers in Wellington, New Zealand …

Working in the train is a part of new ways of working. However, the ideal working position is
unknown. Moreover, the ideal position for leisure and relaxing is also unknown. This article …

Immersive technologies allow us to control and customise how we experience reality, but
are not widely used in transit due to safety, social acceptability, and comfort barriers. We …

Since the start of COVID-19 pandemic, public transport has been signalled as a potential
contagion hot-spot, leading to a generalised decrease in its use. However, public transport …