Travel-to-Work
Changes in mode of travel to work: a natural experimental study of new transport infrastructure
... seven-day travel-to-work record collected before (2009) and after (2012) the intervention — and change in objective commute ...active travel, (ii) involving any public transport, and (iii) made ...
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Travel to Work in Nottingham: An Analysis of Environmental Impacts and Mitigating Policies
... solving travel to work problems in the UK. Travel plans implemented by employers have the potential to reduce the proportion of commuters travelling to work alone in ...car-based travel ...
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Travel to work in Dublin The potential impacts of electric vehicles on climate change and urban air quality
... to work in Dublin by ...potentially travel to work by car to Dublin in 2020 was ...will travel to work by car to Dublin in 2020, of which approximately 156,800 will belong to households ...
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Origins, destinations and catchments: mapping travel to work in Ireland in 2002
... assignment of EDs to selected urban destination zones it is possible to produce a set of maps that reflect the intensity of interaction within each catchment area. For each catchment three levels of intensity of ...
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Examining inequalities across travel to work areas in Scotland
... In the original economic strategy document of 2007, Scotland was sub-divided by local authority areas. TTWAs are a preferred geographical area for examination because they reflect self-contained areas within which most ...
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Travel to work, travel to play: On russian tourism, travel, and leisure
... and travel could be ...emphasized, travel led to “collectivism, courage, will power, persistence, patience, and endurance,” qualities that proved the superiority of a system that combined the best features ...
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Guilherme Mansur Dias, “The Experience of Guestworkers at a United States Tourist Resort”
... and Travel’ as one of several exchange programs designed to foster these forms of “mutual understanding between American citizens and those of other ...and Travel’ programs have been justified by the US ...
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Cycling and walking to work in New Zealand, 1991-2006: regional and individual differences, and pointers to effective interventions
... of travel to work' and did not take into account multiple transport modes, for example, walking and taking a bus in one jour- ...to work may be ...
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Analysis and selection for motorcycle becak and Microlet Commuterline for travel work of Biringkanaya Tamalanrea to Makassar city
... problems. This problem is caused because of the great need for transportation because they have to serve the movement of commuters or commuters to travel to work. Along with the many needs of the ...
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Work Package 3 ? Examining Smarter Travel Options to Reduce Emissions
... Time and cost have a direct effect on the perceived convenience of the mode and carpool/ car-share driver, as convenience is closely linked to the time attributes through the access and wait times. For example, as the ...
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Taming travel and disciplining reason : enlightenment and pedagogy in the work of Joachim Heinrich Campe
... to work for him and truly assume the role of ruler of the ...of work and moderation. When given the option to have much of the daily work done for him by Freitag, the newly empowered Robinson ...
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Organizations of Knowledge about the Orient in German and British Romanticism 1780-1820
... major work Ideen dates from 1800, while only excerpts of his other works have just recently been ...Herder’s work in Germany is similarly critical, but from a uniquely German perspective: “sympathetic ...
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Telemedicine and primary care obesity management in rural areas – innovative approach for older adults?
... Transportation and long-distances are barriers to health care services in rural areas [31–34] which leads to higher direct and indirect costs to both the patient and the system [5]. This can create difficult choices ...
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Application of Hazard Based Model for Housing Location Based on Travel Distance to Work
... future work, it is valuable to improve the prediction potential with more realistic alternative sampling ap- proaches in prediction step to account for more detailed household socioeconomic conditions along with ...
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Let’s get back to work: survival analysis on the return-to-work after depression
... Purpose: Absence from work due to mental disorders is substantial. Additionally, long-term absence from work is associated with a reduced probability of return-to-work (RTW). Major depressive ...
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Into the centre of things : poetic travel narratives in the work of Kathleen Jamie and Nan Shepherd
... His work, particularly The Phenomenology of Perception (1945), was dedicated to enriching the idea of the body, such that it could be said both to perceive and to ...
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U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE NATIONAL OCEANIC & ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION ACCOUNTING OPERATIONS DIVISION EASTERN OPERATIONS BRANCH 20020 CENTURY BLVD GERMANTOWN, MD 20874
... to travel and can answer travel related questions. The Travel and Transportation Team is listed in the Eastern Operations Branch Travel and Transportation Team Contact Information section of ...
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THE IMPACT OF WORKPLACE BULLYING ON WORK PERFORMANCE – A STUDY ON TRAVEL AGENCIES IN DHAKA, BANGLADESH
... Workplace bullying is defines as the repeated mistreatment of one employee who is targeted by one or more employees with a malicious mix of humiliation, intimidation and sabotage of performance (Margaret, 2007). It ...
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Work = work ! work: In defence of play
... The other form of critique of (industrial) capitalism identified by Boltanski and Chiapello (2005), the so-called artistic critique, attends to the dark consequences of having to work in the ‘iron cage’ of ...
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Seven hundred reasons for studying languages
... clearly work to be done in raising awareness among the under 16s and also, crucially, among senior management teams and careers services in ...Languages Work initiative (CILT, 2004) will have some impact in ...
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