Travel Mode of Commuting in Context of Subjective Well-Being—Experience from Slovakia

This article deals with commuting to and from work of workers in Slovakia as a part traveling its impact on private life commuters. It provides more comprehensive view the socio-demographic determinants which affect travel mode choice. Furthermore, study offers several evaluations subjective well-being The aim is review demographic economic influencing choice determine respondents. On sample approximately 1000 economically active individuals by using statistical tests (Nominal Logistic Regression, Fisher’s Exact Test, Mann-Whitney Cochran McNemar Test), we identified affecting respondents, including time costs, financial income education, gender, type employment place work. has also showed that respondents are most satisfied when bicycle or foot dissatisfied public transport. These facts, among others, should be reflected creation sustainable “green” transport infrastructure Slovakia.