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Around 1% of employed people commute cross-border in the EU. This is presumably more than anywhere else in the world, at least of a similar size. Non-commutin
by Symbiote 2y ago
Around 1% of employed people commute cross-border in the EU. This is presumably more than anywhere else in the world, at least of a similar size.
Non-commuting business travel is also very common, including to cities in neighbouring countries.
- vv_ 2y agoYou'll need to see the breakdown by region. For example, a lot of people commute in/around Belgium or Switzerland, but not a lot of people commute to/from Poland. The rail links in certain parts of "old" Europe are already very good (or sufficient). But the OP mentioned cross-continent (I assume he means cross-EU).