Italy's public-transport system
needs at least 40 billion euros' worth of investment in order to
bridge the gap in infrastructure that separates it from other
European countries, according to a study released Monday by
AlixPartners, a business advisory firm.
High youth unemployment and a rapid diffusion of new
methods of transport, such as car sharing, have contributed to a
crisis in the automobile sector in Europe in recent years, the
report noted.
In Italy, car sharing has grown 70% since 2013,
particularly in Milan.
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