Lisbon residents would use public transport more with improved services

A study found over half of Lisbon Metropolitan Area residents use cars daily, and would only switch to public transport with better frequency and direct routes. The ACP study surveyed 1850 people, revealing that improved public transport frequency, faster connections, and reduced car congestion are key factors for adoption. Trust in operators is low, with Lisbon Metro scoring zero. Respondents also desire less traffic, more parking, and increased police presence. Future mobility improvements suggested include electric public transport, fiscal incentives, and reduced urban car traffic.