Article
ANALYSIS OF PUBLIC TRANSPORT AND DEMOGRAPHIC CHANGE IN EUROPE SINCE 2000
DOI: 10.7708/ijtte2022.12(4).04
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Author(s)
Janos Berenyi - KTI – Institute for Transport Sciences, Directorate for Strategy, Research and Innovation Hungary, H-1111 Budapest, Thank Karoly str 3-5 -
Abstract
The population's structure may modify transport modelling. The main question is how to model transport demand changes due to an ageing population and a change in the working-age population. The correlation between transport and the total population is high and positive in the Scandinavian, Baltic and Western European countries and the former socialist countries. In Central European countries, the correlation is stable but only moderate. In former socialist countries, the correlation between transport and the total and dependent populations is different.
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