Continental mobility study 2020 : new mobility concepts
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| 520 | $aCar-sharing concepts, which have become increasingly important in recent years, especially in urban areas, are being used extensively in some countries partly as a result of the pandemic. The need to switch to private cars is particularly pronounced in China, with 21 percent of those surveyed using such on-demand solutions due to the pandemic. In France and the US, significant portions of the population (7 and 6 percent respectively) still rely on these services. It is also noticeable that people in Germany and France tend to stay with traditional mobility concepts: the use of car-sharing services plays almost no role in both countries, still lagging behind the more traditional rental car. | ||
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