In 2024, 10.7% of people (16 years or over) in the EU used some sort of public transport every day, 11.6% used it every week, 10.0% used it every month, and 17.1% used it less than once a month. On the other hand, 50.6% did not use public transport. Among EU countries, the share of people who did not use public transport in 2024 was highest in Cyprus, with 85% of the population, followed by Italy (68.0%), Portugal (67.8%), France (65.1%), Slovenia (61.6%) and Greece (61.3%). At the other end of the scale, were Luxembourg, where 15.7% of people did not use public transport in 2024, Estonia (26.6%) and Sweden (26.7%).
When it comes to people using public transport every week, Luxembourg registered the highest share, with 23.1% of the people using it, followed by Latvia (19.2%) and Estonia (18.2%). (....)