Even though it would appear the risk of a boom in private transport has been averted, an analysis of data on modes of transport used in pandemic caused: › a huge surge in active mobility13, which accounted for over 30% of mobility consistently throughout the year, with absolute volumes of journeys from the end of lockdown to mid-October exceeding the 2019 level by 10% as a daily average; › a substantial perseverance of car travel, which lost few share points and recorded a lower number of journeys, in the average of the post-lockdown period, estimated at -20% on 2019; › a considerable contraction in collective and intermodal transport, which, despite the post-lockdown recovery, saw its share cut by a third (at 8%) and almost 50% less passengers than the 2019 average.