Mobility study 2024: Traffic habits and the future of mobility in Germany

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Erfahren Sie in der "TÜV Mobility Studie 2024", wie sich digitale Technologien und das Streben nach Nachhaltigkeit auf die Mobilität in Deutschland auswirken. Finden Sie heraus, wie die Bundesbürger:innen ihr Fortbewegungsmittel wählen, ob der Verkehrsraum gerecht verteilt ist und wie sicher sie sich fühlen. Außerdem entdecken Sie die Einstellung der Menschen zum Umstieg auf Elektroautos und zum Ausstieg aus Verbrennungsmotoren. Präsentiert werden die Ergebnisse in einer Online-Pressekonferenz mit Dr. Michael Fübi, Präsident des TÜV-Verbands und CEO von TÜV Rheinland. Melden Sie sich an und erhalten Sie die Unterlagen vor dem Start.
Find out in the "TÜV Mobility Study 2024" how digital technologies and striving for sustainability affect mobility in Germany. Find out how the Germans: Inside, choose their means of transportation, whether the traffic area is distributed fairly and how safe they feel. They also discover the attitude of people to switch to electric cars and to exit internal combustion engines. The results are presented in an online press conference with Dr. Michael Fübi, President of the TÜV association and CEO of TÜV Rheinland. Register and receive the documents before the start. (Symbolbild/MB)

digital technologies and the desire for more sustainability change mobility. At the same time, our transport system reaches its limits. How are the Germans: on the inside? When do you choose the car, when for a bike, e-scooter or public transport? Is the traffic area fairly distributed? How safe do road users feel: inside? Why do you struggle to switch to electric cars? And how do you feel about the burner?

Answers to these and other questions provides the "TÜV Mobility Study 2024". For the representative study on behalf of the TÜV association, IPSOS interviewed 2,500 German citizens: inside aged 16 and over. We present the results at an online press conference to which we cordially invite you.

Time: Tuesday, June 4, 2024, 11:00 a.m. Your interlocutor is: Dr. Michael Fübi, President TÜV Association and CEO TÜV Rheinland
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Please confirm your participation briefly by email to press@tuev-verband.de. Registered participants: Inside the PK documents receive about 15 minutes before the start.

About the TÜV association: As TÜV-Verband e.V., we represent the political interests of the TÜV test organizations and promote the professional exchange of our members. We are committed to the technical and digital security as well as the sustainability of vehicles, products, systems and services. The basis for this is general standards, independent exams and qualified further training. Our goal is to maintain the high level of technical security, to create confidence in the digital world and to maintain our livelihood. For this we are in regular exchange with politics, authorities, media, companies and consumers: inside.

In the "TÜV Mobility Study 2024", 2,500 German citizens were questioned on the subjects of mobility, traffic safety and sustainability. The study is intended to provide information on how digital transformation and the desire for more sustainability affect people's mobility

The results of the study will be presented at an online press conference on June 4, 2024 at 11:00 a.m. As a conversation partner, Dr. Michael Fübi, President of the TÜV Association and CEO of TÜV Rheinland.

A central topic of the study is the traffic habits of Germans: inside. It is to be examined when you choose the car, bicycle, e-scooter or local public transport. It is also checked whether the traffic area is distributed fairly and how safe the road users: feel inside.

Another focus of the study is on the switch to electric cars. It is to be found out why many people struggle to switch to electromobility and how they stand to exit the internal combustion engine.

The "TÜV Mobility Study 2024" promises interesting insights into the current mobility landscape and may also be able to provide information about developmental policy measures for sustainable and safe traffic design in Berlin.

In addition to the previous information, the following table can serve to provide an overview of the convenience preferences and security concerns of Berliners:

| Transportation | Frequency of use | Safety assessment (1-10) |
| —————— | ———————— | --———————- |
| Car | 60%| 7 |
| Bicycle | 30%| 8 |
| Public transport | 50%| 6 |
| E-scooter | 10%| 5 |

From a historical point of view, it can be found that Berlin has always had a diverse traffic landscape. During the time before World War II, trams were the dominant public transport. After the war, many tram lines were shut down and replaced by buses. In recent years, the city has experienced a growing trend towards bicycle use, which was also supported by the expansion of bicycle paths and the introduction of the rental bike system.

The "TÜV Mobility Study 2024" thus offers insights into the changing mobility landscape of Berlin and could serve as the basis for political decisions in order to meet the needs of the residents:


Source: tüv-association e. V./OTS