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Residents waste almost an hour a day commuting

Residents waste an average of nearly 50 minutes a day traveling to and from work or school. The latest data shows that cars remain by far the most popular mode of transportation, with buses still being used by a small percentage.

According to data from the Numbeo platform, the average one-way journey time is around 25 minutes. This means that daily commutes take an average of nearly an hour.

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The car remains the primary means of transport

The private car is by far the most frequently chosen means of transportation.

According to Numbeo data, approximately 67 percent of people uses a car for daily trips to work or school.

Public transport remains much less popular. Buses are used by approximately 5 percent of the population covered by the study.

Other people use, among other things, walking, remote working or other forms of transport.

The biggest cities mean longer daily journeys

Commuting time is particularly noticeable in larger centers where workplaces, schools and offices are concentrated.

For many residents, this means traveling longer distances between home and work each day, especially if they live outside city centers.

The growing number of cars also translates into increased traffic on main roads and parking problems in the most congested locations.

Public transport still has a limited role

The low share of buses in daily journeys shows that public transport is still not an alternative to the car for most residents.

For many people, owning a vehicle remains the most convenient solution due to the availability of connections, travel time and the ability to move freely between towns.

People using public transport can check the most important information about connections, carriers and tickets in our guide: Buses in Cyprus.

Daily commute remains a challenge

The data shows that the car still plays a key role in the daily lives of residents.

Changing this model would require, among other things, further development of public transport, improving the frequency of connections and increasing the convenience of traveling without a car.

The material was prepared based on: data from the Numbeo platform

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