Commuting as a habitual routine in people's daily lives is possibly related to subjective
wellbeing (SWB) and mental health (MH). However, findings on the commuting–SWB–MH …

Research on commuting to work and its potential consequences for employee strain and
wellbeing has accumulated across various disciplines. However, this has led to a narrow …

This study aims to link two closely related domains in literature–travel behavior and tourism.
Travel behavior studies partly aim to improve travel satisfaction by exploring its relationships …

Traffic congestion is one of the major barriers to the economic development of developing
economies, resulting in severe social and economic impacts. The severity of traffic …

Numerous studies–mainly since 2010–have found that the chosen travel mode is related
with how satisfied people are with their performed trips. A consensus has been found in that …

The use of automated vehicles (AVs) may enable drivers to focus on non-driving related
activities while travelling and reduce the unwanted efforts of the driving task. This is …

Many studies have indicated that commute satisfaction is affected by commute time.
However, the dissonance between people's actual and ideal commute time and its effects on …

Different patterns in the incidence of road accidents are revealed when considering areas
with increased levels of urbanization. To understand these patterns, road accident data from …

Introduction Previous studies have shown that people's satisfaction with their commute can
have an impact on their subjective well-being and general quality of life. Public transport …

Transport stress is a pervasive phenomenon in big cities, and can lead to various negative
impacts on health and well-being. However, the associated stressors have not been clearly …