IPSOS study finds private cars jump to 1st place as preferred means of transport in China; protection against infection

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By mmillikinApr 5, 2020, 5:00 am1.3k ptsInterestingTop
In a recent study by the market research institute Ipsos, two out of three respondents say that they prefer their own car to public transport—twice as many as before the COVID-19 outbreak. At the end of February, Ipsos asked 1,620 Chinese citizens about their mobility preferences, and the fear of the…

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