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But those cars, as has been explained to you, don’t do nearly as many trips per year. Mobility in families is actually higher, since each individual has sturdy
by com 1y ago
But those cars, as has been explained to you, don’t do nearly as many trips per year.
Mobility in families is actually higher, since each individual has sturdy legs, and highly likely, a bike after they’re about 5 years old. Kids often travel to school, after school events etc on foot, bike or public transport, not dependent as in many car-centric places on parents and their cars.
Grandma is as likely to bike over for dinner with the grandkids as drive.
- Saline9515 1y agoYes, but they still own them. In Paris, and many commenters here argue that you shouldn't own one.
- numitus 1y ago85% of travels in Netherlands happens using car https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/databrowser/view/TRAN_HV_MS_PSMOD/bookmark/table?lang=en&bookmarkId=e7430874-7fb5-4d77-8bed-0ce3fbc7f58e&page=time:2021 https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/databrowser/view/TRAN_HV_MS_PS...
- isthatafact 1y agoWhile disappointingly high, that figure ignores walking and cycling. There is no need to misrepresent the data to make your point.