Which activity is NOT considered part of driving and community mobility?

The activity that is not considered part of driving and community mobility is researching a new place to visit. Driving and community mobility encompass activities directly related to the physical act of moving from one location to another, whether it’s done through various forms of transportation like driving a car, biking, or walking. These activities typically involve navigating and utilizing transportation systems in the community.

Researching a new place to visit, while it is certainly important for planning purposes and can be a part of the broader travel and mobility experience, does not involve the act of mobility itself. It is more of a preparatory task and does not engage the physical aspects of moving.

In contrast, walking to a destination, carpooling with friends, and biking around the neighborhood are all active forms of community mobility that require physical movement and decision-making in regards to transport within the community.