Household Transport in 2007

Table 15: [Car and bicycle access] Households with cars and bicycles available for private use, 2007

	None	One	Two	Three +	Two +	1 +	1+ Bicycles that can be used by adults	*Sample size (n=100%)*
	Cars available for private use:						1+ Bicycles that can be used by adults	*Sample size (n=100%)*
row percentages
All households in 2007:	30	45	21	4	25	70	36	13,414
by household type:
Single adult	46	51	3	0	3	54	29	2,109
Small adult	18	45	35	2	37	82	43	2,321
Single parent	52	46	2	0	3	48	38	739
Small family	12	42	43	3	46	88	61	1,772
Large family	10	37	42	11	52	90	66	898
Large adult	12	31	35	22	57	88	54	1,214
Older smaller	20	60	18	1	20	80	22	2,228
Single pensioner	65	34	1	0	1	35	8	2,133
by annual net household income:
up to £10,000 p.a.	60	35	5	1	5	40	16	2,732
over £10,000 - £15,000	48	45	7	1	8	52	21	2,558
over £15,000 - £20,000	29	58	11	2	13	71	33	1,900
over £20,000 - £25,000	14	62	21	3	24	86	39	1,508
over £25,000 - £30,000	10	52	33	5	38	90	50	1,192
over £30,000 - £40,000	4	41	46	9	55	96	61	1,720
over £40,000 p.a.	2	25	62	12	73	98	69	1,342
by Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation:
1 (20 % most deprived)	56	36	8	1	8	44	20	2,535
2	37	46	14	2	17	63	30	2,704
3	27	47	22	4	26	73	38	2,971
4	16	48	30	6	35	84	46	2,718
5 (20% least deprived)	13	46	35	6	41	87	48	2,486
by urban/rural classification:
Large urban areas	40	43	15	2	17	60	28	4,548
Other urban	30	46	21	3	24	70	37	3,970
Small accessible towns	24	45	26	4	31	76	38	1,167
Small remote towns	28	50	18	4	22	72	44	770
Accessible rural	12	43	36	8	45	88	49	1,622
Remote rural	13	49	33	6	38	87	50	1,337

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