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    Future of Commuting in America

    The COVID-19 pandemic has had an impact on the 2020 American Community Survey (ACS) commuting data, raising questions about its use in future transportation planning. In the most recent TOMNET policy brief, Prof. Steve Polzin discusses both the 2020 results and the role of the ACS in future transportation planning.

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    New Projects

    Mobility Analysis Workflow (MAW): An Accessible, Interoperable, and Reproducible Container System for Processing Raw Mobile Data | University of Washington

    An Empirical Assessment of the Role of Attitudes and Identification in Safety Research | University of South Florida

    The Stability of Transport-Related Attitudes Over Time: A Case Study During COVID-19 | Arizona State University

    The Influence of Mode Use on Level of Satisfaction with Daily Travel Routine: A Focus on Automobile Driving in the United States | Arizona State University

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    Latest Publications

    Commuting in America in 2020 and Beyond: Observations, Planning Challenges, and Implications for the American Community Survey Transportation Questions | Policy Brief

    The Stability of Transport-Related Attitudes Over Time: A Case Study During COVID-19 | Project Report

    An Exploratory Analysis to Estimate the Value of Free Charging Bundle in Electric Vehicle Purchases | Final Project Report

    Attitudes Towards Emerging Mobility Options and Technologies – Phase 3: Survey Data Compilation and Analysis for Phoenix, AZ | Project Report

    TOMNET Consortium

    Advancing Transport Operations and Mobility Networks for a ​Smart, Safe, Sustainable, and Equitable Transportation Future