ISA recent survey conducted in Iceland during autumn 2025 reveals trends in travel habits among Icelanders. Nearly half of the population travels two to three times per day, with average daily trips decreasing slightly over time. Car usage remains dominant, with around 62% of trips made by car, representing a three percent increase since 2022. Ownership rates have risen, with 95% of households owning at least one car and an average of 1.7 cars per household. The share of electric vehicles has nearly doubled, reaching 12% from 6%. Public transportation use varies significantly by region, with Reykjavík showing high usage of both walking and public transit, while rural areas lag behind. Young people under 17 are more likely to walk, while adults aged 35–64 predominantly use cars.
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