Young Portuguese People Prefer Paying for an Uber over Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol
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Catholic Lisbon survey with Bolt heard 1,000 young Portuguese between the ages of 18 and 29. 76% believe that DTV reduces alcohol accidents.
The study highlights that 76% of young people believe that DTVs reduce incidents related to alcohol driving. Safety features, such as real-time GPS and driver assessments, are valued by users.
Young Portuguese people prefer paying for an Uber over driving under the influence of alcohol
More than half of Portugal’s Generation Z has used ride-hailing services (TVDE) to avoid driving after consuming alcohol, according to a survey by the Behavioural Insights Unit at the Católica Lisbon School of Business & Economics, released on 21 October.
According to the survey, 68% consider it important to use TVDE to avoid alcohol driving and 73% after going out to bars, restaurants or events.
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