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The average is still 1.3 person per car, if you get outside a little you will see tons of single person in cars, and not in minitruck like artisans. https://ww
by Kuinox 2y ago
The average is still 1.3 person per car, if you get outside a little you will see tons of single person in cars, and not in minitruck like artisans.
https://www.paris.fr/pages/le-bilan-des-deplacements-a-paris-en-2022-24072 https://www.paris.fr/pages/le-bilan-des-deplacements-a-paris...
Indicate 13% of the traffic is for utilitary vehicule. This number include people taking their utilitary vehicule for personal reason.
50% is for personal vehicules.
Also, why were you driving around Paris ?
> most alternative routes usually take longer
It depends.
- baud147258 2y agoBut I don't see anything in the document that shows that people are using personal vehicles for deplacements they could have easily been made with public transportation. Which was your original point that I disagreeing with: people aren't 'brainwashed by cars', but rather can't practically use another way. Also, according to one of the linked pdf, cars in Paris are barely for Paris-Paris movement, but more for Paris-suburbs, which is still the biggest weakness of the public transportation network.
- Kuinox 2y agoIf you need to go east-west of paris suburb, that's 1h in car, the same time in public transit. If you need to go north-south of paris suburb, that's 1h in car and 30 mins in public transit.