Inference from Public Transport Survey

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A recent survey conducted among local residents regarding public transportation usage revealed that 65% of respondents use public transport at least once a week. Further, 80% of those who do not use public transport at all stated that they prefer driving their own cars. Researchers noted that one of the main reasons for using public transport was the rising costs of owning a vehicle, while those who drive cited convenience and flexibility as their primary reasons.

Based on this survey, we can infer which of the following statements is most strongly supported?

Many residents are likely to switch to public transport due to rising vehicle ownership costs.

Most residents believe that public transportation is more convenient than driving.

A significant portion of residents may consider using public transport if vehicle costs continue to rise.

Residents who drive their own cars feel that public transport is not reliable.

The majority of those who use public transport enjoy their experience more than driving.

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