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Hitachi Rail's new research looks at how to increase public transport usage in cities

Three in four people prefer better-connected public transport over driving, new global study reveals

Today, Hitachi Rail published a major new report investigating attitudes towards public transport and smart mobility in eight cities around the globe, including Washington, D.C., and Toronto, Canada. The first-of-its-kind study finds that three-quarters (75%) of people would choose a better-connected public transport system, rather than driving.

Nine in ten people would prefer better-connected public transport over driving in Bangkok, new study reveals

Nine in ten people would prefer better-connected public transport over driving in Bangkok, new study reveals

Research by Hitachi Rail reveals that over nine in ten Bangkok residents (91%) would use public transport over driving if it were better-connected. The study also finds that Bangkok residents would support funding the digital enhancement of its public transport network via increased taxes on private transport (85%).

One in three Londoners say cost of public transport puts them off, while over half would support higher road taxes to make it better

One in three Londoners say cost of public transport puts them off, while over half would support higher road taxes to make it better

Global survey of over 8,000 commuters shows Londoners most likely to use public transport to commute High ticket prices put 1 in 3 (37%) off – highest of all the cities surveyed
More than half of Londoners would support increased road taxes to fund better-connected public transport

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La saturation des transports publics, principal souci des Parisiens pour leur mobilité selon une nouvelle étude internationale

La saturation des transports publics, principal souci des Parisiens pour leur mobilité selon une nouvelle étude internationale

Les Ulis, 2 février 2023 - Hitachi Rail publie aujourd'hui un nouveau rapport sur l’usage des transports publics et la mobilité intelligente dans huit villes du monde. Cette étude, la première du genre, révèle que 75 % des personnes utiliseraient plus souvent les transports publics si elles avaient accès à des réseaux de transport mieux connectés et numérisés.

Hitachi Rail's new research looks at how to increase public transport usage

Three in four people prefer better-connected public transport over driving, new global study reveals

Today, Hitachi Rail published a major new report investigating attitudes towards public transport and smart mobility in eight cities around the globe, including Toronto, Canada. The first-of-its-kind study finds that three-quarters (75%) of people would choose a better-connected public transport system, rather than driving.

Better connected public transport can cut urban car usage

Three in four people prefer better-connected public transport over driving, global study reveals

Today, Hitachi Rail publishes a major new report investigating attitudes towards public transport and smart mobility in eight cities around the globe. The first-of-its-kind study finds that three-quarters (75%) of people would choose a better-connected public transport system, rather than driving.

Nine in ten people would prefer better-connected public transport over driving in Dubai, new study reveals

Nine in ten people would prefer better-connected public transport over driving in Dubai, new study reveals

Research by Hitachi Rail reveals that almost nine in ten Dubai residents (88%) would use public transport over driving if it were better-connected. The study also finds that Dubai residents would support funding the digital enhancement of its public transport network via increased taxes on private transport (77%).

Smart Mobility Angebote und preisgünstige Fahrscheine machen den öffentlichen Nahverkehr attraktiv

Smart Mobility Angebote und preisgünstige Fahrscheine machen den öffentlichen Nahverkehr attraktiv

Hitachi Rail hat heute eine umfangreiche Studie über die Einstellung der Bewohner von acht internationalen Großstädten zu ihrer Mobilität veröffentlicht. Die repräsentative Befragung zeigt wichtige Erkenntnisse und Schlussfolgerungen für den öffentlichen Personennahverkehr (ÖPNV) und Smart Mobility auf.