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How the pandemic has changed our use of public transport 

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'People feel more protected in their car than in public transport.' Image: Unsplash/Sonia Elks

Sonia Elks
Journalist, Reuters
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Public transport was at the bottom of preferred modes of transport for those surveyed. Image: Kantar/Mobility Futures Report 2021
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