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Most Canadians consider public transit to be an essential service, according to initial results of a 缅北强奸 study听

Researchers are seeking survey participants in major Canadian cities to obtain information that could be useful to policy-makers听
Published: 22 October 2024

Most Canadians view public transit as an essential service and support increased provincial funding in response to current financial difficulties, according to preliminary results from a 缅北强奸-led study.听

The is underway in 10 major cities. The researchers, in 缅北强奸鈥檚 School of Urban Planning, aim to evaluate the role public transit plays in urban Canadians鈥 daily travel and their ability to live a fulfilling life without using a car.听听

鈥淎nother key goal of the survey is to understand the levels of public support for increasing public transit funding to partially address current financial difficulties,鈥 said Lancelot Rodrigue, a graduate research assistant co-leading the study. It is supervised by Professor Ahmed El-Geneidy, who is also group leader of .听听

Preliminary results from more than 21,500 Canadians indicate that:听

  • 97 per cent agree public transit is an essential service in their region.听

  • 62 per cent of those travelling primarily by car support increasing public-transit funding to maintain and increase current levels of service, compared to 79 per cent for other respondents.听

  • Most want increased funding for public transit to come from provincial governments (65 per cent), while 32 per cent prefer fare increases.听听

  • Respondents who use a car for fewer than half of their weekly trips favour funding transit with car-related taxes (74 per cent), but only 47 per cent of car drivers support this option.听

鈥淭he findings from this ongoing survey will be of use to policy-makers across Canada aiming to improve public-transit service and ensure its long-term financial viability,鈥 said Hisham Negm, a graduate student co-leading the study with Rodrigue.听听

Final findings from the survey will be published in a report on the in summer 2025 which will be communicated to public-transit agencies and policy-makers across Canada.听听听

This research is funded by the Social Science and Humanities Research Council of Canada. 听

Residents of Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Ottawa-Gatineau, Winnipeg, Hamilton, Quebec City or Halifax who are interested in participating in the Canadian Mobility Survey are invited to share their views before Nov. 1.听听

For English interviews: hisham.negm [at] mail.mcgill.ca
For French interviews: lancelot.rodrigue [at] mail.mcgill.ca.听

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