Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
1060047 Journal of Transport Geography 2007 13 Pages PDF
Abstract
Changing processes in metropolitan areas are producing more extended, discontinuous, dispersed and fragmented spaces. As a result, spatial patterns of mobility are changing too. By using data from daily mobility surveys, this paper analyses the processes of peripherisation of mobility (more suburban trips), dispersion of flows and increase of trip length and travel time in the metropolitan area of Madrid.
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