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To investigate the impacts at different stages of sudden and localized COVID-19 outbreak, this paper carries out an online survey to obtain data, targeting the residents in Nanjing China, where there had been COVID-19 outbreaks and proposes a sequential analysis method to calculate the complexity of commuting behavior changes. The Tobit model is used to explore the factors that influence the complexity of commuting behavior changes. Results show that commuters using public transportation drop significantly when sudden outbreaks occur, with 43.5% of them switching to private cars or working from home. The number of residents working from home increases by 14 times. While an outbreak gradually subsides, commuting modes tend to recover, but does not immediately return to the state before the outbreak. Regression model results indicate that commuters aged 40\u201360 tend to maintain their commuting habits, while younger workers are more flexible on their commuting options. Middle-income commuters, or those living in low-risk areas or near a subway within 800 m prefer to change commuting modes, opting for what they perceive to be safer ways to commute. For commuters living in medium- or high-risk areas and those who are living with people who have non-green health codes, they tend to adjust their commuting modes in real time based on the color change in the health codes and the risk level of the areas they live. 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