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How Has Covid-19 Impacted Mobility Preferences?

Abstract: Background: COVID19 has slowed down businesses, changed consumer behaviour, and shifted regulatory trends, bringing public life to a halt. It has had a substantial influence on mobility, as public transportation ridership has decreased and vehicle sales have decreased. As a result, the goal of this research is to determine whether there has been a shift in mobility preferences. Because discretionary users are more prone to demonstrate shifts, the focus of this report is on them. Methods: Potential respondents were sent a questionnaire with themes related to pre and post COVID travel choices, reduced trip frequency, and perceptions of various transportation modes via WRI's social media page and email. (n= 229) Limitations: Due to travel restrictions, the survey had to be conducted online. The sample is, hence, skewed towards high income, and salaried employees