Survey: Riga public transport rated highest by 65-75 age group
A survey by research company Fifty5Blue (formerly Kantar) found that satisfaction with Riga's public transport is highest among people aged 65 to 75, while those living outside Riga with children rate it more critically.
A new survey on attitudes toward Riga's public transport system reveals notable differences across age groups and lifestyles. The research was conducted by Fifty5Blue, a company previously known as Kantar.
According to the survey results, the highest level of satisfaction with Riga's public transport is found among residents aged 65 to 75. This age group rates the service more positively than other respondents.
By contrast, a more critical view comes from people who live outside Riga and have children. Researchers note that this group uses public transport irregularly, which is one of the factors linked to their lower satisfaction levels.
Overall, the survey findings show that opinions on Riga's public transport vary depending on several factors, including age, place of residence, and how frequently people use the service. Regular users appear to report higher satisfaction, while those who use public transport less often and live outside the capital tend to be more critical.
The survey offers insight into how different segments of the population perceive Riga's public transport services, information that could prove useful for future planning and improvement of the transport system.
