Person Trips per Day by Age and Year of Birth | The End of Traffic and the Future of Transport

| David Levinson
This figure shows how travel by age cohorts are varying in the Twin Cities from household travel survey data. Persons born in the most recent cohorts make fewer trips than persons born in earlier decades at the same age. We are not talking just about Millennials; this is true of Generation X as well. From Levinson and Krizek (2015) The End of Traffic and the Future of Transport. http://davidlevinson.org/the-end-of-traffic-and-the-future-of-transport/ Figure 1.5 Source: Iacono, Michael and Levinson, David (2015) Travel Behavior Over Time: Cohort Analysis of Travel Behavior. Center for Transportation Studies, University of Minnesota.
This figure shows how travel by age cohorts are varying in the Twin Cities from household travel survey data. Persons born in the most recent cohorts make fewer trips than persons born in earlier decades at the same age. We are not talking just about Millennials; this is true of Generation X as well.
From Levinson and Krizek (2015) The End of Traffic and the Future of Transport. 
Figure 1.5 Source: Iacono, Michael and Levinson, David (2015) Travel Behavior Over Time: Cohort Analysis of Travel Behavior. Center for Transportation Studies, University of Minnesota.

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  1. Dave, did you consider the lousy economy (and its apparently disproportionate impact on Millennial and Generation X people, even before everything tanked in 2008)?

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