Exploring Generational Private Mobility Paradigm Shifts through Duration Modeling Analytics: A Greek Case Study

In this paper, we explore lifetime private mobility milestones in Greece and identify the factors that affect them, to everchanging landscape. total, five archetypal were examined: age of getting a car driving license period until following that; motorbike license; first bicycle as an adult; traveling by airplane. To end, duration modeling namely Kaplan-Meier Cox Proportional Hazards models developed. Results show paradigms are evolving affected wide array factors. Generational differences particularly highlighted, younger travelers less likely get or sooner but more adults. Higher parents’ income diversely affects multiple milestones. Growing up rural locations sustainable transport awareness also significantly mode choice related Men both licenses at ages. The above results highlight profiles Greek citizens while offering insights into future