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Statistical Bulletin: Trn/2001/1 - Household Transport: some Scottish Household Survey results

Table 14 Employed1 adults (16+) not working from home - usual method of travel to work2: 1999

 

Walking

Car or van

Bicycle

Bus

Rail (inc. Glas Underg)

Other (eg taxi, m/cycle)

Sample size (=100%)

Driver

Passen.

All

row percentages

n =

All who do not work from home

14

55

12

67

2

12

3

3

6,022

by sex:

men

10

61

10

71

2

9

3

4

2,915

women

18

49

13

62

1

15

3

2

3,107

by age:

16 - 19

18

16

21

37

3

35

4

3

125

20 - 29

15

51

12

63

2

13

4

3

1,059

30 - 39

12

59

11

70

2

9

3

3

1,958

40 - 49

13

57

12

69

1

11

3

3

1,425

50 - 59

15

55

11

66

1

14

2

3

1,153

60 and over

15

54

11

65

3

12

4

2

302

by current situation:

Self-employed

13

62

9

71

1

3

2

10

382

Employed full-time

11

57

12

70

2

12

4

3

4,272

Employed part-time

24

44

12

56

1

15

2

2

1,368

by social class

Professional occupations

14

63

6

69

1

7

7

3

279

Managerial and technical occs.

10

67

9

77

1

7

4

2

1,443

Skilled non-manual occupations

14

48

13

61

1

19

4

1

1,164

Skilled manual occupations

11

55

16

71

2

11

1

4

1,018

Partly skilled occupations

21

42

15

56

3

13

1

5

682

Unskilled occupations

35

26

14

40

2

21

0

1

285

by annual net household income

up to £ 5,000

25

40

16

56

1

9

4

5

138

over £ 5,000, up to £ 10,000

24

32

13

45

2

24

2

3

860

over £ 10,000, up to £ 15,000

16

49

14

63

2

15

2

3

1,704

over £ 15,000, up to £ 20,000

14

57

11

68

1

11

3

3

1,452

over £ 20,000, up to £ 25,000

10

62

11

73

2

8

4

3

820

over £ 25,000, up to £ 30,000

8

70

7

77

1

7

4

4

444

over £ 30,000, up to £ 40,000

6

75

8

83

1

4

4

3

347

over £ 40,000

7

64

14

78

1

5

6

3

169

by MOSAIC area type:

High income areas

6

73

8

81

1

5

4

2

746

Middle income owners

9

64

11

75

1

9

3

3

1,015

Lower income owners

12

55

14

69

2

11

2

4

662

Better off Council

14

47

17

64

2

16

1

3

998

Disadvantaged Council Estates

21

44

12

56

2

17

3

2

560

Families in Council Flats

23

33

14

46

1

26

2

2

299

Renting Singles

16

42

10

52

1

22

6

3

323

Singles and Flats

24

41

8

49

4

14

6

3

587

Country Dwellers

11

67

11

78

2

5

1

4

563

Institutional Areas

10

67

11

78

1

6

3

2

265

by urban / rural classification:

The four cities

14

48

10

58

1

19

4

3

1,816

Other urban areas

13

56

14

70

2

10

3

3

2,006

Small "accessible" towns

14

59

12

71

2

8

2

3

599

Small "remote" towns

28

42

14

56

4

7

2

4

308

"Accessible" rural areas

10

69

8

77

1

6

2

4

805

"Remote" rural areas

15

58

14

72

2

7

0

4

483

1.Those whose current situation was described as "self-employed", "employed full-time" or "employed part-time"
2.The usual main method of transport is recorded if the method varies, or if the journey involves more than one method.

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