Gauteng transport MEC releases Gauteng household travel survey findings by Radio Islam International published on 2022-10-26T12:33:16Z The paper details the pandemic's short to long-term effects on provincial household travel habits. Busisiwe Marole, a CSIR researcher, discussed some Gauteng household travel survey results with Radio Islam International. According to the poll, which was done using a questionnaire, there has been a general drop in work-related travel, especially when using a personal vehicle. Marole claims that this results from a work-from-home policy established during the outbreak. Naturally, there was a minor rise in travel for medical reasons. Findings indicate a 6% decrease in trip volumes during the typical morning peak hours of 6 to 9 a.m. She went on to say that the findings also showed that there had been no changes to shopping excursions, educational trips, or non-motorised transportation.