The rise of e-commerce has led to substantial changes in personal travel and activities. We
systematically reviewed empirical studies on the relationship between online shop** and …

This paper reviews how teleactivities, the sharing economy, and emerging transportation
technologies–components of what we could call the “App City”–may influence travel …

With the rapid proliferation of e-retailing, the question of how e-shop** affects shop**
travel has attracted increasing attention since the beginning of this century. To date …

Current last-mile logistics operations are inefficient. The economic competitiveness of
logistics service providers is affected by distinct factors, such as the limited time windows …

The growth of online shop** will likely impact rates of in-store shop**, signaling
potentially significant ramifications for shop**-related vehicle travel. To better understand …

With advances in information technology, online shop** for a parcel (retail), grocery, and
food (ie prepared meal) have become a part of daily life and they are expected to continue to …

The rapid growth of information and communications technology (ICT) has brought
significant changes in shop**-related travel behavior. However, little attention has been …

As the proliferation of e-commerce leads to ever greater numbers of on-line transactions,
transportation planners are interested in the impacts of e-shop** on our strained …

This paper offers an extensive review of conceptual and quantitative studies on the
implications of business-to-consumer (b2c) e-commerce on mobility. To create a more …