| Autor: |
Belton Chevallier, Leslie, Aguilera, Anne, Viana Cerqueira, Eugênia, Pigalle, Eléonore, Motte-Baumvol, Benjamin |
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International Journal of Sustainable Transportation; Nov2024, Vol. 18 Issue 11, p962-971, 10p |
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The recent rise of telework brings new debates on the impacts on travel behavior and transportation systems. One key issue concerns the weekly number and distribution of remote workdays, which affects transportation networks and their congestion levels. Using data from an online survey conducted in spring 2022 in France, Bayesian regressions and a multilevel model are used to analyze employee's current and ideal weekly number and distribution of full-day home-based remote workdays. Firstly, the findings highlight a latent demand for more remote workdays, especially among people working remotely 1 day a week. Secondly, data show a concentration of current and ideal remote workdays on Fridays, followed by Mondays and Wednesdays. Thirdly, and finally, our results show that employer's strategies and the nature of the sector (public or private) both contribute to explain the current and ideal weekly distribution of remote workdays. These results indicate that remote work should continue to develop and be distributed unevenly over the days of the week. This uneven distribution should impact travel behavior and traffic congestion. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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Complementary Index |
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