🔍 End of May, SPF Mobility released key figures on mobility in Belgium.
Here’s what I found:
🚗 Car usage: Dominates with 94% of Belgians using cars.
🚇 Public transport: Utilized by 67% of the population.
🚴♂️ Bikes: Used by 57% of Belgians, with non-electric bikes still preferred (42% vs 26%).
🚅 Trains: Most used public transport, but daily public transport usage remains limited.
🚶 Short distances: Cars are the primary mode of transport for distances over 2 km.
🏞️ Journey purposes: 1/3 for leisure, 1/4 for groceries, and 1/5 for commutes.
💸 Spending on mobility: Belgian families spend an average of €4328 annually on mobility.
📈 Company cars: Increasing steadily, with around 600,000 in 2023. EV and PHEV usage is following a classic hockey stick growth pattern.
🌍 Commune statistics:
Most cars per family: Lasne (1.69)
Least cars per family: Saint-Josse (0.33)
Most cars overall: Antwerp
🛣️ Road safety: Increase in incidents over the past 3 years.
🌱 CO2 emissions: Decreasing per car, but total emissions from the sector remain stable.
🚀 Let’s work together for sustainable mobility in Belgium! 💚
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