#7624. Do e-shopping attitudes mediate the effect of the built environment on online shopping frequency of e-shoppers?

October 2026publication date
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Journal’s subject area:
Geography, Planning and Development;
Civil and Structural Engineering;
Automotive Engineering;
Environmental Engineering;
Transportation;
Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment;
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Abstract:
It is widely acknowledged that e-shopping has considerable effects on e-shoppers’ travel behavior. Therefore, it is valuable to investigate the built environment effects on online shopping, which can help clarify whether land use policy is effective to manage online shopping and further moderate travel demand. However, this issue has not been fully investigated in prior research. In particular, some existing studies fail to identify a significant link between the built environment and online shopping.
Keywords:
Built environment; Chengdu (China); e-shopping attitudes; online shopping; travel behavior

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