Immobility: A microdata analysis

Abstract

This paper reports the results of a disaggregate analysis of immobility, i.e. the report of not having left the house on any one day in a survey period. The cross-sectional and the panel results indicate that immobility is a random process, which cannot be properly predicted on socio demographic variables alone. The results also indicate that the high estimates common in the literature (20-25% on any one day) are too high to be consistent with a longitudinal view of human travel behaviour and too high considering what is known about behaviour from other sources.

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