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<Survey Report> Urban Mobility Challenges Revealed: Survey Conducted in Osaka Prefecture

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Osaka Metro Group surveyed residents of Osaka Prefecture regarding public transportation, revealing that 'distance to the nearest station' (last-mile issue) remains a significant challenge for 32.4% of respondents, even in urban areas. With the launch of on-demand bus services across all 24 wards of Osaka City, over 60% of residents express high expectations for this new mobility solution to facilitate daily travel, such as transporting elderly family members and running errands.

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Q: What is the biggest challenge regarding transportation in Osaka Prefecture?
A: According to the survey, the most common challenge is 'the distance to the nearest station is far' at 32.4%.
Q: What is the awareness level of on-demand buses among Osaka residents?
A: 64.0% of Osaka residents are aware of on-demand buses.
Q: What are the most common positive opinions about on-demand buses?
A: The most common positive opinion is 'can rely on it for transporting elderly family members (for medical appointments, etc.)' at 63.9%, followed by 'convenient for shopping and other errands' at 58.1%.
Q: How much is the fare for on-demand buses?
A: The fare varies by area but is set at either 210 yen or 300 yen.
Q: What is the current service area for on-demand buses?
A: As of March 26, 2026, the service area has expanded to 8 new areas, covering all 24 wards of Osaka City.