Household Transport in 2007

Table 30: [Access to services] Access to services respondents who thought that they were very or fairly convenient, 2007

by gender:
	Post office	Doctors surgery	Small food shopping	Cash machine	Banking	Chemist	Hospital outpatients	Petrol station	Public transport	Dentist	*Sample size (=100%)*
All adults in 2007:	84	80	92	82	73	87	57	74	80	68	10,312
Male	84	80	92	83	72	87	56	76	80	66	4,380
Female	84	80	91	82	73	87	58	72	80	69	5,932
by age:
16 - 39	85	77	94	88	74	87	58	76	82	65	3,129
40 - 49	86	80	94	87	73	88	62	81	77	73	1,755
50 - 59	84	83	92	85	71	89	56	78	76	71	1,630
60 +	82	81	88	72	72	85	54	66	80	65	3,798
by urban/rural classification:
Large urban areas	81	77	92	82	72	88	58	71	87	70	3,423
Other urban	84	81	93	85	77	89	60	79	83	72	3,079
Small accessible towns	89	85	95	88	70	93	50	74	80	70	899
Small remote towns	94	87	95	90	89	94	72	85	81	71	625
Accessible rural	85	77	89	74	63	77	50	68	59	54	1,239
Remote rural	87	84	89	74	69	73	51	77	53	55	1,047
by annual net household income:
up to £10,000 p.a.	84	81	90	74	72	85	53	58	83	64	2,199
over £10,000 - £15,000	84	79	91	78	71	86	56	66	83	65	2,039
over £15,000 - £20,000	85	80	93	82	71	87	56	74	80	68	1,434
over £20,000 p.a.	84	80	93	88	74	88	59	83	77	70	4,289
by driving licence:
Holds a full driving licence	85	81	92	85	74	87	58	85	77	68	6,762
Does NOT hold a full driving licence	83	77	91	77	70	86	54	53	85	67	3,550

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