FORGET BUYING A CAR: Young people turning away from car ownership as Uber says attitudes are changing
Andrew Brem, UK General Manager at Uber, said the findings reflect a broader change in how younger people view personal transport.
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Andrew Brem, UK General Manager at Uber, said the findings reflect a broader change in how younger people view personal transport.
In a statement, Brem wrote: "Today's figures are a reminder of...
Britain's younger generation appears to be rethinking the long-held ambition of owning a car, with new figures highlighted by Uber UK suggesting that many now see mobility services, including taxis, private...
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Andrew Brem, UK General Manager at Uber, said the findings reflect a broader change in how younger people view personal transport. Britain's younger generation appears to be rethinking the long-held ambition of owning a car, with new figures highlighted by Uber UK suggesting that many now see mobility services, including taxis, private hire vehicles and public transport, as a practical substitute for private vehicle ownership. In a statement, Brem wrote: "Today's figures are a reminder of...
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Britain's younger generation appears to be rethinking the long-held ambition of owning a car, with new figures highlighted by Uber UK suggesting that many now see mobility services, including taxis, private hire vehicles and public transport, as a practical substitute for private vehicle ownership.
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