Commute, commute, commute… Have a nice day! Keep your bowels open! Commuting, wellbeing and the 'good life' in post-war Britain

In recent years, public health policy, media representations and everyday discourse have positioned commuting as a core contributor to wide-ranging pathologies connected with contemporary capitalism: climate and ecological disasters, social dislocation, urban decay, mental health crises and growing rates of chronic disease, to name a few. Over the past two years, COVID-19 also added pandemic infection to this list of risks and ailments.  

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