In 2024, the use of the environmental travel pass is notably prevalent across different municipalities and age groups. Basel leads with 51,111 passes, reflecting a high engagement with the travel pass program, while Riehen and Bettingen follow with 5,581 and 249 passes, respectively. The per capita usage remains consistent at 0.3 for Basel and Riehen, slightly lower at 0.2 in Bettingen. Age-wise, the 25-64 age group accounts for the majority of passes with 30,869, followed by the 6-24 age group with 11,401 passes. Interestingly, the 65+ age group, while having fewer total passes at 14,672, shows the highest per capita usage at 0.4, indicating a strong preference for the travel pass among older residents.

Over time, the use of the environmental travel pass has experienced fluctuations, particularly during the years 2020 and 2021. These years saw a decline in usage, likely influenced by the Covid-19 pandemic, which restricted movement and reduced the need for public transportation. However, as restrictions eased and normalcy resumed, there has been a recovery in the use of travel passes, culminating in the robust figures observed in 2024. This trend suggests a resilient demand for sustainable travel options as communities adapt to post-pandemic life and continue to prioritize environmentally friendly transportation solutions.