“…How workers travel to their workplaces (mode of transport) has important consequences for the environment, including pollution, congestion, and traffic accidents (Chapman, 2007;Buehler, 2011;Morris and Zhou, 2018). Most US workers commute by private vehicle (Gimenez-Nadal et al, 2021), and this extends to several other developed countries, as the private vehicle is the preferred mode of travel for about 75% of the OECD population (OECD, 2019;Echeverría et al, 2022). The expansion of motorized transport for daily trips has consequences for workers (Comerford, 2011), such as decreased health, but also to negative social and environmental consequences, including increased congestion, pollution, and CO2 and greenhouse gas emissions (e.g., Plaut, 2005;Shephard, 2008;Bopp et al, 2012;Long and Szeto, 2019;Vosough et al, 2020).…”