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Table 17 Employed1adults (16+) who do not work from home - usual means of travel to work Car / van commuters2- could they use public transport? : 2005

Employed adults (16+) who do not work from home: Usual means of travel to work

Car / van commuters

Could
use
public
transp.

Could
not
use
public
transp.

All
car /
van
comm-
uters

Sample
size
(=100%)

Bus

Car
or van

Other
(e.g.
walking)

Sample
size
(=100%)

row percentages

n =

row percentages

n =

All such people in 2005

12

68

20

6,044

44

56

100

4,033

by sex

Male

9

71

20

2,815

40

60

100

1,957

Female

14

65

21

3,229

47

53

100

2,076

by age

16 - 19

28

36

36

118

54

46

100

47

20 - 29

20

56

23

969

50

50

100

530

30 - 39

10

71

19

1,664

42

58

100

1,152

40 - 49

9

73

18

1,650

42

58

100

1,176

50 - 59

8

71

21

1,279

44

56

100

886

60 and over

13

68

19

364

42

58

100

242

by current situation

Self-employed

4

81

15

269

28

72

100

212

Full-time employment

12

69

19

4,444

44

56

100

3,008

Part-time employment

13

62

25

1,331

45

55

100

813

by socio-economic classification:

Higher managerial & prof. occs

6

72

22

454

56

44

100

326

Lower managerial and prof. occs

9

74

17

1,616

45

55

100

1,181

Intermediate occupations

15

68

17

741

54

46

100

488

Small employers & sole traders

3

82

14

110

24

76

100

87

Lower supervisory & tech. occs

11

70

18

602

34

66

100

419

Semi-routine occupations

17

56

26

903

40

60

100

518

Routine occupations

16

60

24

646

35

65

100

374

by annual net household income

up to £ 10,000

20

46

34

426

46

54

100

188

over £ 10,000, up to £ 15,000

21

52

27

921

43

57

100

493

over £ 15,000, up to £ 20,000

15

62

23

998

43

57

100

624

over £ 20,000, up to £ 25,000

14

67

19

920

45

55

100

634

over £ 25,000, up to £ 30,000

8

73

19

897

38

62

100

647

over £ 30,000, up to £ 40,000

9

75

16

1,146

44

56

100

868

over £ 40,000

4

80

16

705

49

51

100

557

by Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation quintiles:

1 (most deprived 20% of areas)

21

57

23

929

43

57

100

520

2

13

62

24

1,227

44

56

100

742

3

9

71

19

1,239

37

63

100

863

4

8

74

18

1,357

42

58

100

989

5 (least deprived 20% of areas)

10

72

18

1,284

50

50

100

913

by type of area

Large urban areas

18

59

22

2,112

55

45

100

1,214

Other urban areas

9

70

21

1,847

44

56

100

1,261

"Accessible" small towns

8

74

17

598

39

61

100

435

"Remote" small towns

6

59

34

343

26

74

100

194

"Accessible" rural areas

6

83

11

661

34

66

100

540

"Remote" rural areas

4

83

14

482

21

79

100

388

1. Those whose current situation was described as "self-employed", "employed full-time" or "employed part-time".
2. Those for whom a car or a van was the usual main method of travel to work, excluding those who said that they did not know whether they could use public transport to travel to work.

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