The survey found that millennials are choosing to drive less than older generations. On-demand transportation options and technology have a greater impact on millennials' driving decisions. Factors influencing millennials to drive less include the high cost of car ownership, environmental concerns, and availability of alternative transportation options. Millennials are more likely than older groups to choose online shopping and social networking over driving. Mobile phones have the greatest impact on millennials' daily routines compared to other technology. Transportation apps have reduced driving frequency and made living without a car easier for millennials.

1. Millennials & Technology
A Survey Commissioned by Zipcar
February 2013
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2. Driving Deeper: The Millennials Survey
 Online survey of 1,015 adults
 Ages 18 and over, including 980 licensed drivers
 Conducted between December 6 and 9, 2012
 Break out by age segments:
• 18-34 years old: 303 – Millennials
• 35-44 years old: 167
• 45-54 years old: 207
• 55 years old or more: 338
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3. 2012 Key Findings
 The increasing availability of on-demand mobility services (such as car
sharing, ride sharing and vehicle sharing) helps many Millennials drive
less and makes it easier to for them to live without owning a car
 On-demand transportation options (transportation “apps”) have a
greater impact on Millennials’ driving decisions than on the decisions of
older generations.
 Technology, especially mobile devices, is more important to Millennials
than a car.
 Traditional influences, like the high cost of car ownership and
environmental concerns of driving, are compelling many Millennials to
drive less.
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4. Millennials are Choosing to Drive Less
In the past year, I have consciously made an effort to reduce how much I drive, and
instead take public transportation, bike/walk or carpool when possible.
% Agree of Licensed Drivers – By age group
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5. Thinking Green
I want to protect the environment, so I drive less.
% Agree of Licensed Drivers – By age group
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6. Cost Of Car Ownership A Key Barrier
In today’s economy, it can be difficult to own a car because of the high cost of
gas, parking and maintenance.
% Agree of Licensed Drivers – By age group
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7. More Options
If there were more options in my area, such as public transportation, car sharing
or convenient carpooling, I would drive less than I do now.
% Agree of Licensed Drivers – By age group
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8. A New Way of Socializing
With access to social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter, text messaging
and online gaming, I sometimes choose to spend time with friends online instead of
driving to see them.
% Agree of Licensed Drivers – By age group
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9. Teched Out
How much more likely are you to purchase something online than to drive or take
public transportation to a store?
% More Likely
(NET)
18-34 years old 46% 28% 73%
35-44 years old 41% 28% 69%
45-54 years old 37% 32% 69%
55 years or older 37% 22% 59%
Somewhat more likely Much more likely
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10. Technology Wins
In your daily routine, losing which piece of technology would have the greatest
negative impact on you?
% By age group
TV Mobile phone Computer Car
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11. In your daily routine, losing which piece of technology would have
Mobile Transportation you?
the greatest negative impact on Apps
To what extent have transportation apps (i.e. taxi apps, car rental
reservations, public transportation info, car sharing, ride sharing, etc.) reduced
your driving frequency?
% By age group
% Reduced (NET)
25%
23%
16%
9%
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12. In your daily routine, losing which piece of technology would have
Mobile Transportation you?
the greatest negative impact on Apps
To what extent does the availability of transportation apps (i.e. taxi apps, car
rental reservations, public transportation info, car sharing, ride sharing, etc.)
make it easier to live without owning a car?
% By age group
% Easier (NET)
36%
36%
26%
22%
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