I think people felt that the car was perhaps, when they had the luxury of having a car of course, was perhaps a less risky place to be during the pandemic. And obviously that has had a lasting impact because combined with changes to working patterns as well, with many more people working from home at various stages throughout the week, has meant that the traditional pattern of commuting to work has not really come back.
Whatever new working patterns emerge, and I think probably those patterns will become permanent, clearly people will still want to travel, they will still want to see their friends and family, and that is where we need to ensure that we don’t get a car-led recovery, but that they make those journeys by public and active transport.