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What the crowd rated

How do you get around your city

How people actually move around, and what gets in the way.

46%BetterQuestion 1
23%MotorbikeQuestion 2
36%15 to 30 minutesQuestion 4

Question by question

Question 1Pick one
Is getting around your city getting better or worse?
Better46%224
About the same39%193
Worse15%74
Question 2Pick one
Main way you get around on a normal day
Motorbike23%115
Walking17%83
Bus or minibus17%83
Own car15%72
Metro or train11%55
Bike or scooter7%34
Ride-hailing app7%32
Taxi3%15
Other (tell us)0%2
Question 3Written answers
What's the single biggest problem with getting around your city?
In their own words

Most people point to traffic congestion as the dominant problem, especially during rush hour, often worsened by road construction, poor street/road conditions (potholes, narrow streets), overcrowding of vehicles and motorcycles/scooters, and illegal or chaotic parking. Closely tied to this are complaints about inadequate, infrequent, or costly public transportation, long wait times, and high fares or fuel costs. A recurring minority theme is personal safety and security concerns (crime, assaults, and corruption/illegal fees), along with some mentions of pollution and flooding affecting travel. A smaller group expressed satisfaction, saying there is currently no significant problem with getting around.

A themes summary of 491 written-in answers. Individual answers are kept private.
Question 4Pick one
Your typical one-way commute
15 to 30 minutes36%179
30 to 60 minutes31%150
Under 15 minutes16%78
Over an hour13%66
I don't commute4%18
Who answered, and how we count itSampling, free-text handling and full methodology491
Verified humans
491

Every ballot is one World ID holder. No bots, no repeat voting, no weighting applied.

Margin at 95%
±4.4 pts

Sampling error for this many ballots. The crowd is self-selected, so this is not a representative panel.

Written-in answers
493

Summarised into themes by machine, then reviewed. Individual responses are never shown.

Aggregate results from verified voters. Free-text answers are summarised into themes; individual responses are kept private and never shown. A read-only record of what World ID holders expressed in our polls — not VoxPop predictions, and not financial advice.