Motos surpass MIO in Cali's perception survey

30. april 2026

Rapporteret af AI

The 2025 Citizen Perception Survey by 'Cali cómo vamos' shows motorcycles have become Cali's primary transport mode, overtaking the MIO system. 26% of residents use private motorcycles daily, compared to 21% for MIO. This shift marks a major change in urban mobility.

The 2025 Citizen Perception Survey by 'Cali cómo vamos' highlights shifts in Cali's mobility patterns. 26% of residents use private motorcycles as their main transport, exceeding MIO's 21%. Usage has risen from 7% in 2005.

Motorcycle satisfaction stands at 93%, versus 25% positive perception for MIO users. Additionally, 36% of MIO users find trips longer than in 2024. Digital platforms now serve 13% as primary transport, up from 3% in 2023.

On infrastructure, 67% are dissatisfied with vehicle roads, 53% with sidewalks, and 41% with bike lanes. Environmentally, 57% are satisfied with air quality, but views split on water and noise.

Economically, self-perceived poverty fell from 24% in 2024 to 15% in 2025. 30% see their situation improving, with public service satisfaction between 70% and 86%.

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