This year, like every year, Global Urban Mobility Indicators gathers a world of public transport data to give context to international developments and trends. The data cover all traditional public transport modes, with indicators for on-demand mobility as well as cableways, BRT, paratransit, cycle network length, and more.
The data is diverse and so are the cities analysed.
This latest version analyses 53 major cities – covering a population of 365 million people – and in doing so, we can compare what urban mobility looks like across cities, regions, and time. Since our first publication in 2022, local and global changes are already clear.
Let’s highlight just a few key insights revealed in the latest Global Urban Mobility Indicators:
