Commuting Inequality is a spatial-economic construct that quantifies the unequal distribution of commuting burdens across individuals or groups, differentiated by disparities in travel time, cost, accessibility, and transportation modes within urban and regional systems.
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Is the Journey to Work Explained by Urban Structure?
Geneviève Giuliano, Kenneth A. Small · Urban Studies · 1993 · 642 citations
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