The most recent opinion piece by Steven Polzin points to the potential of utilizing remote services and telecommuting, accelerated by the pandemic, as a means to substantially reduce vehicle miles traveled and associated negative impacts.
Changing Travel Behavior Insights From the 2021 National Surveys
This TOMNET brief discusses the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on transportation, using data from the American Community Survey, American Time Use Survey, and Consumer Expenditure Survey to gain insights into changing travel behaviors in 2021.
Abbie Dirks receives the 2022 TOMNET Best Student Award at the prestigious CUTC Annual Student Awards Banquet
Washington, DC | Jan 7, 2023
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.
Does Ridehailing Use Affect Vehicle Ownership or Vice Versa? An Exploratory Investigation of the Relationship Using a Latent Market Segmentation Approach Project Report
An Analysis of Changes in Time Use and Activity Participation in Response to the COVID-2019 Pandemic in the United States: Implications for Well-being Project Report
Leveraging the Choice Not to Travel Policy Brief
Changing Travel Behavior Insights From the 2021 ACS, ATUS, and CE Surveys Policy Brief
Mode Substitutional Patterns of Ridehailing and Micromobility Services Project Report
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