Decrease in buses impact mobility and business in Denmark

A new analysis from DI Transport reveals that scheduled bus hours in Denmark have decreased by 12 percent since 2010, despite growing need for public transport. This affects mobility within the country, especially for the 38% of families who don’t own a car. The decline is worst in rural areas, where some municipalities are cutting all bus […] Full version of this article is only available to subscribers. Already a subscriber, sign in here: Log in Lost your password? Gain unlimited access to all of The Copenhagen Post Our independent reporting can only be published with support from our readers. Monthly subscription 119 DKK/month. (Billed once a month) Give us a try Signup 6 month subscription 99 DKK/month. (Billed twice a year) Save 120 DKK Signup Yearly subscription 79 DKK/month. (Billed once a year) Save 480 DKK Signup Save with a company subscription? Learn more The post Decrease in buses impact mobility and business in Denmark appeared first on The Copenhagen Post.

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