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12 statistical responses to the Population's mobility behaviour Note: Based on data from 2021, results therefore influenced by the COVID-19 pandemic DE
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IT For what purposes do people most often travel? And at what times of day do they travel? And at what times of day do they travel? How many kilometres do people travel per day? And which means of transport do they use the most? And which means of transport do they use the most? How long do people spend per day in total travelling? How does the mobility of the various population groups differ? How does the mobility of the various population groups differ? And what about the cantonal differences?
For example, where do people travel the most by public transport? For example, where do people travel the most by public transport? How has mobility changed recently?
In 2021, did people travel fewer kilometres due to the COVID pandemic? And how has the importance of the different trip purposes changed compared with 2015? And the various means of transport?
How did the distances change in 2021? And the various means of transport?
How did the distances change in 2021? How does the use of E-Bikes differ from that of conventional bikes? Up to now, the focus was on daily mobility inside Switzerland.
But how many kilometres did people travel in 2021 in total? Up to now, the focus was on daily mobility inside Switzerland.
But how many kilometres did people travel in 2021 in total? Do you have more questions about the population's mobility behaviour? Consult the detailed results of the Mobility and Transport Microcensus On the corresponding web page of the Federal Statistical Office's you will find:
A detailed report
Numerous tables (including for all cantons and agglomerations)
Information for specialists (confidence intervals, method documents, etc.) On the corresponding web page of the Federal Office for Spatial Development's you will find several in-depth analyses, including on:
Mobility in the agglomerations
Mobility in rural areas What is the Mobility and Transport Microcensus? The largest statistical survey on the mobility behaviour of Switzerland's inhabitants.
Carried out every five years since 1974.
Among other things, the results serve as a basis for the preparation and validation of policy measures in the areas of transport, spatial development, energy and the environment. For the 2021 edition, 55 000 randomly selected people were interviewed by telephone.
The Federal Statistical Office (FSO) and the Federal Office for Spatial Development (ARE) are responsible for the survey. Impressum Editor
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