In Belgium, the Febiac reminds us that motorcycles save time
A survey by the Belgian Automobile and Cycle Federation (Febiac) shows that traveling by motorbike or scooter allows an average time saving of 19.5% compared to the car and 57.5% compared to public transport.
70% of Belgians already know that, but this new study by the Belgian and Luxembourg Automobile and Cycle Federation (Febiac) should finally convince the remaining 30% !
Conducted in March 2017 with 170 bikers, this survey shows that "taking a motorbike or scooter will have generated an average time saving of 19.5% compared to the car and 57.5% compared to public transport" , notes the equivalent of our International Automobile and Motorcycle Union Chamber (CSIAM), which will unveil tomorrow a .
- MNC of April 11, 2017 :
- MNC of April 27, 2017 :
According to the annual Traffic Scorecard report from the American company Inrix, a provider of real-time traffic services, "Belgian motorists spent an average of 21 hours in traffic jams in 2016" while those driving in and around Brussels lost 41 hours.
"The consequences are known: stress that can lead to burn-out, pollution and degradation of air quality in cities, loss of competitiveness for companies", lists Febiac, regretting that faced with this assessment deemed "disastrous" , the motorbike and the scooter are "rarely presented as part of the solution".
In the short term, the motorized two-wheeler saves time, however, as shown by a real-time test carried out in March 2017 between Herent (Louvain) and Woluwe-Saint-Lambert (Brussels) putting three means of travel in competition. : car, public transport and scooter. The result is clear, the scooter comes first with 20 minutes ahead of the car and almost an hour on public transport !
- MNC of September 28, 2011 :
- MNC of October 16, 2014 :
In the medium and long term, motorcycles and scooters would make it possible to put an end to traffic jams: one by Transport & Mobility Leuven shows that "if 10% of motorists replaced their car with a motorized two-wheeler at peak hours, in sensitive places of the road network, traffic jams would decrease by 40% ". And if this proportion rose to 25%, the traffic jam lines could disappear entirely !
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