concept   carpooling
22 commonsense assertions
Cultures (22) • United States (1) • China (1) • India (1) • Germany (1) • Australia (1) • Areas with limited public transportation options (1) • Scandinavian (1) • Western Europe (1) • car-centric culture (1) • Brazil (1) • France (1) • Kenya (1) • Mexico (1) • Netherlands (1) • New Zealand (1) • Nigeria (1) • Saudi Arabia (1) • South Africa (1) • Suburban areas with limited public transportation (1) • Sweden (1) Taiwan (1) • United Arab Emirates (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 carpooling United States Carpooling is a common practice in the United States to reduce traffic congestion and environmental impact. 10
2 carpooling China Carpooling is less common in China due to the preference for personal transport and the prevalence of public transportation. 7
3 carpooling India Carpooling is less common in India due to the preference for personal space and the availability of public transportation. 7
4 carpooling Germany Carpooling in Germany is emphasized for environmental reasons and supported by government initiatives to reduce carbon emissions. 5
5 carpooling Australia Carpooling in Australia is promoted as a way to reduce congestion, environmental impact, travel costs, and foster community connections. 3
6 carpooling Areas with limited public transportation options Carpooling is less common in areas with limited public transportation options. 2
7 carpooling Scandinavian Carpooling is popular and promoted in Scandinavian culture for environmental and social benefits. 2
8 carpooling Western Europe Carpooling is encouraged in Western Europe as a way to reduce traffic congestion and environmental impact. 2
9 carpooling car-centric culture Carpooling is less common in car-centric cultures where individual car ownership and reliance on personal vehicles are prevalent. 2
10 carpooling Brazil Carpooling is not widely practiced in Brazil due to safety and security concerns among strangers sharing a vehicle. 1
11 carpooling France Carpooling is promoted in France for environmental reasons with government support to reduce carbon emissions. 1
12 carpooling Kenya In Kenya, carpooling is challenging due to safety concerns and lack of infrastructure for organized arrangements. 1
13 carpooling Mexico Carpooling is not widely practiced in Mexico due to safety and security concerns among strangers sharing a vehicle. 1
14 carpooling Netherlands Carpooling is highly encouraged in the Netherlands as an environmentally friendly and efficient way to travel. 1
15 carpooling New Zealand Carpooling in New Zealand promotes community connections and reduces travel costs, especially in rural areas. 1
16 carpooling Nigeria Carpooling is less common in Nigeria due to reliance on public transportation and lack of organization. 1
17 carpooling Saudi Arabia In Saudi Arabia, carpooling is less common due to widespread personal vehicle ownership and the availability of chauffeur services. 1
18 carpooling South Africa Carpooling in South Africa is challenging due to safety concerns and lack of infrastructure to support organized carpooling. 1
19 carpooling Suburban areas with limited public transportation In suburban areas with limited public transportation, there is a higher emphasis on carpooling to reduce congestion and commute costs. 1
20 carpooling Sweden In Sweden, carpooling is integrated into workplace culture to promote teamwork and reduce environmental impact. 1
21 carpooling Taiwan Carpooling in Taiwan is viewed as a solution for urban congestion and limited parking in densely populated cities. 1
22 carpooling United Arab Emirates In the UAE, carpooling is less common due to the high rate of personal vehicle ownership and chauffeur services. 1