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Some studies suggest telecommuting leads to urban decentralization, increased suburban sprawl, and dispersed residential patterns, while other studies suggest it reduces network congestion and vehicular emissions.
Telecommuting, facilitated by advancements in information and communication technologies, has become increasingly prevalent. This shift in work patterns has significant implications for urban development, influencing residential location choices, urban sprawl, and transportation dynamics.
Decentralization and Urban Sprawl:
Impact on Transportation and Congestion:
Residential Location Choices:
Environmental and Energy Impacts:
Telecommuting significantly impacts urban development by promoting decentralization and urban sprawl, influencing residential location choices, and altering transportation dynamics. While it can reduce congestion and emissions, it may also increase overall travel demand. Urban policies must adapt to these changes to manage the evolving urban landscape effectively.
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