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What percentage of American adults get around in a car borrowed from friends, family or coworkers, carpooling included?
7.4% of American adults get around in a car borrowed from friends, family or coworkers, carpooling included - about 7 in every 100, or 1 in 10. That is the figure published by the Household Pulse Survey for 2026.
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Where this number comes from
- Survey
- Household Pulse Survey
- What it measured
- HTOPS HPS 2607 (collected July 15 – August 3, 2026), item TP_VEHBOR (“Currently, which of the following transportation options do you have access to: Select all that apply. A personal vehicle borrowed from a friend, family member, neighbor, coworker, or acquaintance (including carpooling)”), counting responses 1=Selected, as a share of adults who answered (10.0% did not). Computed from the Census Bureau's public-use microdata with the person weight PWEIGHT; the standard error uses its 80 successive-difference replicate weights (4/80 · Σ of squared deviations). The counts and standard errors behind it reproduce the published table transportation1. Census labels these estimates experimental; unweighted n = 11,894.
- Population
- U.S. adults aged 18 and over
- Year
- 2026
- 95% confidence interval
- 5.95% to 8.85% (derived from the published standard error)
Work of the U.S. federal government - public domain. See the source data
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