In the three largest Canadian cities, what is the approximate percentage of commute trips taken by sustainable travel modes (transit + active modes)?
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The question is asking for statistics on the percentage of commute trips taken by sustainable travel modes (like public transit and active transport) in the three largest Canadian cities. We need to find or estimate this percentage from available data.
Answer
Approximately 42.5%.
In the three largest Canadian cities (Montréal, Toronto, and Vancouver), the approximate percentage of commute trips taken by sustainable travel modes is 42.5%.
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In the three largest Canadian cities (Montréal, Toronto, and Vancouver), the approximate percentage of commute trips taken by sustainable travel modes is 42.5%.
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Toronto leads in the use of sustainable transport modes among Canada's three largest metropolitan areas. The increase in sustainable commuting is attributed to a higher usage of public transit as well as active modes like walking and cycling.
Tips
A common mistake is not accurately adding the proportions of different sustainable transport modes or not considering recent data.
