Research Article
Modal Choice for the Driverless City: Scenario Simulation Based on a Stated Preference Survey
Table 4
Socioeconomic and usual trip characteristics of the respondents (n = 179).
| Socioeconomic data | Gender | Male | 48.6% | Female | 51.4% | Age | 24 or younger | 16.2% | 25–34 years old | 10.6% | 35–44 years old | 41.3% | 45–54 years old | 14.0% | 55–65 years old | 12.9% | >65 years old | 5.0% | Monthly household income | <900 € | 0% | 900–1500 € | 7.8% | 1500–2500 € | 30.2% | >2500 € | 57.0% | DK/NA | 5.0% | Reduced mobility | Yes | 2.4% | No | 97.6% | Driving license | Yes | 90.5% | No | 9.5% | Available vehicle | Yes | 86.0% | No | 14.0% |
| Usual trip data | Trip purpose (origin) | House | 27.2% | Work | 48.6% | Study | 9.2% | Health | 1.2% | Shopping | 4.6% | Leisure | 8.1% | Other | 1.1% | Trip purpose (destination) | House | 7.4% | Work | 56.8% | Study | 10.8% | Health | 0.6% | Shopping | 9.1% | Leisure | 10.8% | Other | 4.5% | Transport mode | Walk | 8.9% | Bicycle | 0.9% | Bus | 5.3% | Car | 80.0% | Motorbike | 0.9% | Other | 4.0% | Trip length | Less than 5 km | 28.3% | Between 5 and 10 km | 28.3% | Over 10 km | 43.4% |
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