Newsweek - Despite reports of the younger generation avoiding getting their driver's licenses, Gen Z is at the precipice of an auto driving boom years after the pandemic saw driving hit record lows. Just under half, or 47 percent of Gen Z-ers, said they were driving even more than five years ago, according to Enterprise Mobility's "On the Move" mobility survey.
Millennials were also contributing to the car trend, with 41 percent saying they drove more than five years ago before the pandemic hit. This was far higher than either Gen X or Baby Boomers, who only said they drove more at 33 and 16 percent of the time, respectively.
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