2024
DOI: 10.3390/su16125245
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Analysis of Commuting Habits and Perceived Risks: An Empirical Case Study in a Large Spanish Company

Cosme Fernández,
Francisco Alonso,
Francisco Tortosa
et al.

Abstract: Commuting road accidents have a direct impact on workers as well as companies. Therefore, analyzing the characteristics of commuting to and from work and workers’ perceptions of their potential risk is necessary. This study analyzes these factors in a sample of employees in a large Spanish company. A questionnaire was distributed to a total of 665 workers, assessing variables such as means of transport used and preferred in this type of commuting, perceived risks, assessment of preventive measures, involvement… Show more

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