The research, carried out on 4,000 people representing the French population and seven support groups, “highlights – sometimes contrary to preconceptions – the everyday use, perception and priorities of transport, from the heart of metropolitan cities to suburban and rural areas”, summarizes Jérôme Fourquet, director of Ifop’s opinion department, and author, among others, of the book “L’archipel français” (Seuil, 2019).
Cities 2026: three out of four Ile-de-France residents believe that conflicts between cars, bicycles and pedestrians have increased
