Section 4 - There are solutions for the future, but schisms persist
Summing up
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KEY FIGURES
 | Almost 9 out of 10 people think that we will still be buying cars in 10 years’ time. |
 | 2 out of 10 people believe that cars will one day be free. |
SCHISMS
- Millennials are more likely than seniors to believe that we will still be buying cars in 10 years’ time.
- Very few seniors believe that cars will one day be free.
- Motorists in emerging countries are the most likely to want to earn money thanks to their cars.
- Unsurprisingly, traditional car ownership and use is more popular in rural and sparsely populated areas.
- The generational divide is not clear when it comes to the old-fashioned approach to motoring.
- The recent trend of renting, sharing and monetizing cars is very much the preserve of those who live in cities, major conurbations in particular, and young people, especially the youngest.
Sub-section 20
Young people and urbanites take the lead
Throughout this survey, we have identified non-geographical divides both between millennials and seniors, and between the inhabitants of large cities and rural dwellers. The three indicators used hi