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The debate on whether young Americans are becoming less reliant onautomobiles is still ongoing. This research compares driver's licenseacquisition patterns between Millennials and their succeeding Generation Zduring late adolescence. It also examines factors influencing teenagers'decisions to obtain driver's licenses. The findings suggest that the decline inlicensing rates may be attributed in part to generational shifts in attitudesand cultural changes, such as Generation Z's inclination toward educationaltrips and their digital upbringing. This research underscores the implicationsfor planners, practitioners, and policymakers in adapting to potential shiftsin American car culture.

Are Generation Z Less Car-centric Than Millennials? A Nationwide Analysis Through the Lens of Youth Licensing