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Drive alone / yourself: This is by far the most common method, used by 90.45% (161 respondents). Friends or relatives drive you: This is also a highly used method, reported by 62.29% (109 respondents). Walk/Walker: Just over half of the respondents, 50.94% (81 respondents), use walking as a form of transportation. Uber/Lyft: This service is used by 41.57% (69 respondents). Would Use if You Had To Taxi: The most common fallback option, with 57.05% (89 respondents) saying they would use it if they had to. Redi Wheels: This option has the second-highest rate of "Would use if you had to" at 49.34% (75 respondents). Wheelchair/Scooter: A significant number of respondents (48%, 60 respondents) would use this if required. Sam Trans / Bus: 42.14% (67 respondents) would use this as an alternative. Would Not Use Bicycle: This is the most avoided transportation method, with 65.71% (92 respondents) saying they would not use it. Car Share (Zip Car, etc.): Over half of the respondents (50.38%, 67 respondents) said they would not use a car share. Wheelchair/Scooter: 38.4% (48 respondents) would not use this method. Not Familiar With Car Share (Zip Car, etc.): This is the least familiar option, with 27.82% (37 respondents) not knowing about it. Redi Wheels: 17.11% (26 respondents) were not familiar with this option. Wheelchair/Scooter: 10.4% (13 respondents) were not familiar with this option. 6. What type of transportation do you currently use to get to each of the following: Types of transportation used for various destinations. Key Findings The most significant finding is that driving alone is the dominant mode of transportation for every single purpose listed, including work, shopping, medical appointments, and social outings. The percentage of people who drive alone ranges from a low of 64.29% for 'Other' purposes to a high of 76.22% for Places of Worship. Alternative Transportation Methods 8.B. - Page 13 of 48 70