If arriving to a friend’s home to pick them up to go do something together, how are you most likely to let them know that you’re there?

If arriving to a friend’s home to pick them up to go do something together, how are you most likely to let them know that you’re there? Published on June 4, 2019 → Survey conducted on June 4, 2019 on 2014 U.S. adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

I text them

37%

I call them on the phone

19%

I honk the horn of my car

I knock on their door

17%

I ring their doorbell

12%

Other

Don’t know

I text them

37%

I call them on the phone

19%

I honk the horn of my car

I knock on their door

17%

I ring their doorbell

12%

Other

Don’t know

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