The results of the REUS 2025 survey show that the willingness of Slovenian households to use alternative means of transport is increasing. Despite this, the personal car remains the absolutely dominant form of transport, and its use over shorter distances is even strengthening. The main reason for this is undoubtedly the large gap between users' wishes and the actual quality of public transport. The main reasons for not using public transport remain the same as in the past: poor connections, being too time-consuming, and inadequate schedules. People do not use it because it is inaccessible and impractical. Despite the obstacles, the willingness to replace the car with public transport has more than doubled since 2011 (from 14% to 37%). The bicycle is also becoming an increasingly desirable alternative. As an incentive for change, households prioritize practical solutions (good connections, speed), while the environmental aspect is losing importance (the share fell from 20% to 14%). In conclusion, there is a large and growing potential for a transition to more sustainable forms of mobility, but this potential remains untapped due to long-standing, unresolved problems in public transport infrastructure and services.