The online survey was conducted among 18-65 year olds who hold a driver’s license. A final sample size of n=2,320 was achieved across 23 cities between the 6-22 September 2016: London (109); Melbourne (100); Sydney (100); Singapore City (101); Austin (100); Los Angeles (100); New York (100); Philadelphia (100); Portland (100); San Francisco (100); Washington DC (100); Kuala Lumpur (100); Amsterdam (100); Milan (100); Paris (104); Madrid (100); Brussels (101); Montréal (100); Toronto (104); México City (100); Santiago (101); Lima (100) and Frankfurt (100).

Full results from the study will be released in January 2017 from Conduent Incorporated, Xerox’s Post-Separation Business Processing Services Company.

Mobility is complicated, infrastructure is complex and widely using driverless technologies by 2020 is likely out of reach.However, there are ways cities can meet constituent innovation demands and show progress in that timeframe, including delivering a single, unified mobility app.

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Earlier this year, Xerox debuted its own unique mobility app that is currently piloting in Los Angeles, Denver, Centennial and Bengaluru. The “Go” app captures the universe of transportation options available in a city and computes the quickest, cheapest and most sustainable way to reach a destination.

Xerox is showcasing its “Go” apps at ITS World Congress in Melbourne, Australia.