Tens of millions of people across the country suffer from extreme commuting: some people travel for three hours one way, which families can spend?

Matching commuting time with income can not only relieve urban traffic pressure to a great extent, but also stimulate daily economic consumption.

Recently, the lives of people all over the country have been screened again. Major cities in China have entered the weekend mode. ? The most blocked city? Commuting for more than three hours. ? This is the most common ridicule of netizens in life. With the expansion of urban population, more and more young people can't bear the pressure of urban life and commuting, which has become a new problem of the times. According to the World Consulting Report released by United Nations agencies, the global average commuting time in 20 17 was 24.7 hours, and among the people in China, more than/kloc-0.00 million people suffered extreme commuting. ?

Economic losses caused by extreme commuting?

In fact, from a global perspective, commuting problems are widespread. In the United States, for example, about100000 Americans travel from all over the world to and from new york and Los Angeles every year. According to the research results, a one-way trip from new york to Los Angeles takes about 1 hour, and a trip from Los Angeles to Seattle takes 3 hours. According to the statistics of 20 18, extreme commuting brings greater traffic congestion cost and urban traffic cost. According to the data, compared with traditional commuting, extreme commuting will bring no small economic loss and pressure to every family. According to the data released by the World Health Organization, from 2005 to 20 17, commuting is closely related to global economic growth: commuting will not only increase the cost of living, but also bring economic losses.

New economic view

At present, with the continuous development of new technology and new economy, more and more cities have brought many problems to the employment and life of young people in order to cope with the rapid expansion of urban population. As a city with a huge population base, China can still attract a large number of employed people if it wants to develop rapidly, and the demographic dividend will still exist for a long time. Therefore, we can't ignore the severe challenges faced by China on the population issue. Many cities have introduced subsidies for young people to commute. Citizens who have worked in Shenzhen and paid social security for one year can enjoy living allowance. These policies have also appeared in first-tier cities such as Beijing and Shanghai, hoping to attract more young people to join urban life.

How big is the commuting market? ?

In fact, for consumers in China, if commuting time and income match, everyone's life will be greatly affected. And these needs will eventually be met in a more convenient and quick way. With the change of lifestyle and the acceleration of life rhythm, these young groups are becoming the main force of commuting market consumption.