Although pedestrian mobility fell across the world, some cities saw a sharper decline.
| City | Average drop in mobility | Day 0 — 15th of April |
|---|---|---|
| Madrid | -90% | |
| Rome | -88% | |
| Paris | -83% | |
| Dublin | -75% | |
| Amsterdam | -75% | |
| Tel Aviv | -72% | |
| Brussels | -70% | |
| New York City | -67% | |
| Sao Paulo | -63% | |
| London | -61% | |
| Moscow | -59% | |
| Los Angeles | -52% | |
| Sydney | -49% |
