Spanish Survey Reveals Shifts in Urban Mobility and Car Ownership
The latest study from Cetelem's Observatory on Spanish mobility habits indicates that nearly half of the population, specifically 45.5%, resides or frequently travels to low-emission zones (LEZ) with access restrictions for highly polluting vehicles.Among age groups, those aged between 25 and 29 years are most affected by LEZ policies, with a notable 58% of respondents mentioning such areas, surpassing the overall average by 12 percentage points. This demographic also shows a preference for bicycles as their primary mode of transport over cars.The survey reveals that 46.3% of Spanish individuals are considering abandoning private vehicle use for commuting to work due to various factors including urban sustainability and environmental concerns. Notably, people aged between 45 and 49 years a...