In 2023, the use of the environmental travel pass shows a significant engagement across different municipalities and age groups. Basel leads with 49,432 passes, reflecting a higher per capita usage of 0.3, compared to Riehen and Bettingen, which have 5,271 and 251 passes respectively, both with a per capita usage of 0.2. Age-wise, the 25-64 age group is the most active, accounting for 30,350 passes with a per capita usage of 0.3. The 6-24 age group follows with 9,988 passes, also at 0.3 per capita. Interestingly, the 65+ age group, while having fewer total passes at 14,615, shows the highest per capita usage at 0.4, indicating a strong preference for the travel pass among older adults.

Over time, the use of the environmental travel pass has seen fluctuations. The total yearly passes in 2023 stand at 54,955, with a per capita usage of 0.3. This reflects a recovery from the declines observed in 2020 and 2021, likely influenced by the Covid-19 pandemic, which disrupted travel patterns and public transport usage. As restrictions eased and normalcy returned, the trend in 2023 indicates a resurgence in the adoption of the travel pass, suggesting a renewed commitment to environmentally friendly travel options across the community.