Sentence examples for excess travellers from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, both methodologies identify similar numbers of excess travellers with similar amounts of excess travel but the respondents who feature as excess travellers may differ.

In general excess travellers feel more negative about the travel to work than the whole sample.

Both methodologies utilised for the identification of the number of excess travellers and the extent to which their travel is "excess" have identified that these travellers form a small proportion of the sample under consideration.

It is interesting to note that all these excess travellers identified cerebral activities as the activity undertaken when travelling to work with only one identifying work specifically.

The other four excess travellers, and 35% of non-excess travellers, are using public transport.

When comparing the excess travellers to the non-excess travellers, there are many similarities but some key differences.

Only one excess traveller, who is travelling 25 min by bus, is content with the amount of time spent commuting.

People who are excess travelling are not always getting satisfaction from this additional travel and it is necessary to understand the excess traveller profile in terms of the factors they find important and their attitudes towards travel as the foundation to explore how to address this in a policy framework.

The most popular transport mode to work in this sample was a car (40% of all respondents) whereas only one excess traveller is driving to work.

Whilst the sample size is small, this paper contributes by confirming that excess travelling exists in the commute to work and provides a start in the understanding of differences between excess and non-excess travellers in terms of the factors which are cited as important for the journey and in their perceptions of travel.

Excess travel, identified in some way with travellers travelling more than they need, is a concept that has been the subject of research since the early 1980s.