Some audiences (19% of motorists) appear, at first glance, reluctant to abandon their car for public transport, even though they have at least one public transport stop nearby! None of the options propos appeal to them and they indicate that “they cannot or do not wish to use public transport more instead of Planning skills their car”! But a more in-depth analysis of their responses reveals that in reality, very real obstacles most often dissuade them! The first obstacle that discourages the “reluctant” from opting for public transport is its insufficient frequency. Or timetables that do not correspond to their work hours (early in the morning. Late in the evening) (36% of cases)! Second obstacle to the use of public transport:” it is not always adapt to a more fragile state of health! Inde, we find more “reluctant” people among people ag 70 and over (29%), and people with disabilities or chronic illnesses (26%)!
In other words in almost one in two cases
there is public transport available near their home but it is not adapt to their nes!
Multiple obstacles are then australia phone number list mention marginally (complexity, insecurity, lack of comfort, too high cost, lack of reliability)! In the end, only 17% of the “reluctant” mention a “habit” effect! And we will note that. For these reluctant audiences, as on average! the price is not really an obstacle (only 3% of the reluctant mention public transport being too expensive! 5% of motorists)!
By comparing the density of the public transport network
(from the database Arrêts de future trends and potential applications transport en France – Données (csv) ouverts – National (data!gouv!fr) ) with the responses of the respondents. We see that there is probably a threshold effect beyond which the modal shift could be more massive! It is only in municipalities that are really betting email list very well equipp with public transport that measures such as free transport. Greater spe or reliability could convince a large proportion of motorists! to leave their cars in the garage! Below this, these measures to improve public transport have a little less effect!