The abstract for that paper isn’t clearly saying that: > Approximately 20% of telecommuters stay at home all day during a workday, while only 8% of commuters d

The abstract for that paper isn’t clearly saying that: > Approximately 20% of telecommuters stay at home all day during a workday, while only 8% of commuters do. Telecommuters that have at least one trip during their workday accrue more vehicle miles travelled and number of trips than their commuter counterparts. So if you throw out the 20% who don’t leave their home, the rest accumulate more miles on average? And they mention telecommuters meeting clients (vs. office workers staying at the office), so I’m not sure the populations are even comparable. Maybe the paper goes into these details?