Quick look says it’s not much different from US urban population numbers, so that must not be it.
And they have the same 60% also.
Meanwhile, roughly 58% of car-owning adults express a strong interest in living car-free or are completely open to ditching their vehicles if viable infrastructure existed.
Could possibly be that their population is almost entirely concentrated in a few cities where there is sufficient public transport infrastructure.
I doubt it. Canadian cities are not known for their transit. Plus in Ontario the premier made building bike lanes illegal.
Canadian transit inefficiency is why the famous urbanist channel NotJustBikes started his work and moved away from there.
Quick look says it’s not much different from US urban population numbers, so that must not be it.
And they have the same 60% also.
Meanwhile, roughly 58% of car-owning adults express a strong interest in living car-free or are completely open to ditching their vehicles if viable infrastructure existed.