It seems like you did not read the article. The article is about a European airport so I'm unsure why you are talking about Americans at all. Most of your othe

It seems like you did not read the article. The article is about a European airport so I'm unsure why you are talking about Americans at all. Most of your other arguments don't aplly either, for most people working at an airport telecommuting is not really an option, an airport also likely already has good public transport connections. The whole point about the article is that it's a study on how to change commuting behaviour, and the take home message is, it's difficult you need to have real incentives not just light nudges. No victim blaming to be found.