How do people move around in Quebec?

The majority of people in Quebec get around by personal vehicle. The province has a well-developed network of highways and roads, and car ownership is high. In 2016, there were 5.7 million registered vehicles in Quebec, or one vehicle for every 1.7 people.

Public transit

Public transit is also a popular option for getting around in Quebec. The province has a number of public transit systems, including the Montreal Metro, the Quebec City Bus System, and the Laval Bus System. In 2016, public transit systems in Quebec carried a total of 1.3 billion passengers.

Cycling

Cycling is also a popular way to get around in Quebec. The province has a network of bike paths and lanes, and cycling is encouraged by the government. In 2016, there were an estimated 1.2 million cyclists in Quebec.

Walking

Walking is also a common way to get around in Quebec. The province has a number of pedestrian-friendly cities and towns, and walking is encouraged by the government. In 2016, there were an estimated 1.1 million pedestrians in Quebec.

Other modes of transportation

Other modes of transportation that are used in Quebec include taxis, limousines, and ride-sharing services.