Which migration pattern below was most impacted by the invention of the automobile (car)? Urban to suburban
Suburban to rural
Rural to suburban
Urban to urban

Urban to suburban.

Explanation:

The invention of the automobile was the main achievement of the first half of the 20th century, as it allowed society access to rapid and efficient mobility. Thus, the automobile as a means of transportation replaced horse carts, changing a living being that suffered fatigue and injuries for a machine that performed in the same way on any journey. This made it possible for people to move further and in less time, thus allowing the development of larger and more expanded cities. Thus, the development of suburbanism was also generated, by means of which large cities began to surround themselves with smaller cities, which served as a "bedroom" for workers, who during the day worked in large cities and traveled by car to their homes a few kilometers away from there.