Remote working and sustainable commuting across socio-spatial contexts: Interactions of distance, time and workplace accessibility

ILS researcher from the research group “mobilities and space” published an article in the ‘Journal of Transport Geography’. This study examines how remote working influences commuting across socio-spatial contexts, focusing on its interaction with commuting distance, travel time and the use of sustainable transport modes. The findings show the importance of understanding how remote working reshapes the relationship between working conditions and mobility to support the transition towards sustainable mobility. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jtrangeo.2026.104846. Further current selected papers can be found here.