Survey Shows 75% of Germans Prefer Cars Over Public Transport

New findings highlight growing reliance on cars due to perceived safety, reliability, and dissatisfaction with public transport.

The HUK-Coburg mobility study reveals that 75% of Germans now favor cars as their primary mode of transportation, the highest level since 2021.
Respondents cite safety, low costs, speed, and flexibility as key factors influencing their preference for cars over public transport.
Public transport continues to face criticism, with 51% of respondents identifying unreliable schedules as a major obstacle to its use.
74% of respondents support increased government investment in mobility infrastructure, with a focus on improving rail networks.
Support for state promotion of electric vehicles has risen to 45%, reflecting growing interest in sustainable transport options.