I lived in Copenhagen, 2/3 of the population walked or commuted via public transit to work. This obviously isn’t the same as owning a car but I don’t have stats

I lived in Copenhagen, 2/3 of the population walked or commuted via public transit to work. This obviously isn’t the same as owning a car but I don’t have stats for that off the top of my head. I walked everywhere, but I saw people riding their bikes in the rain, in the snow, and all kinds of weather in between. Now, I am not expressing that everyone shouldn’t own a car nor that people outside cities shouldn’t. I am expressing that __young__ people seem to not want to own a car, with young people being predominantly in cities. Wanting to own, and having to own are two different things as well. My claim appears to be incongruous to what other commenters seem to have assumed I meant.