- The biggest barrier to becoming a business member of a car club is ‘cost’ (83%)
An asterisk (*) indicates a very small base size, caution should be taken when interpreting the results
Barriers to joining a car club
Summary
What barriers would you see that would prevent your business becoming a business member of the car club?
Base: Would join car club at present or in future (18*) | *caution small base
This chart shows that
83% of respondent businesses say that cost represents a barrier to joining a car club
56% of respondent businesses say that distance of car club vehicle bays to the work place represents a barrier to joining a car club
50% of respondent businesses say that uncertainty about vehicle availability when needed represents a barrier to joining a car club
39% of respondent businesses say that inconvenience represents a barrier to joining a car club
22% of respondent businesses say that uncertainty about staff uptake represents a barrier to joining a car club
22% of respondent businesses say that uncertainty surrounding the ability to park a vehicle at designated locations upon journey completion represents a barrier to joining a car club
17% of respondent businesses provide other reasons that represent barriers to joining a car club
17% of respondent businesses say that having to use vehicles that have previously been used by strangers (which risks Covid-19 transmission) represents a barrier to joining a car club
17% of respondent businesses say that not having enough car club vehicles to cover their business needs represents a barrier to joining a car club
6% of respondent businesses say that having to forfeit parking spaces represents a barrier to joining a car club
