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DoT data suggests car usage has surpassed pre-pandemic levels

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The latest daily domestic transport usage by mode, released by the Department of Transport data, which compares current transport usage to pre-COVID-19 levels, reveals a significant trend: car usage has not only returned to, but has surpassed, pre-pandemic levels, while public transport modes, including buses, National Rail, and the London Tube, continue to fall behind.

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