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Household Transport in 1999 and 2000: Some Scottish Household Survey results

Table 1

Households - cars available for private use, with motor vehicles available for private use, with a bus stop nearby, with a frequent bus service, and with bicycles which can be used by adults: 1999 / 2000

Cars available for private use:

1+ motor vehicles available for private use

Bus service:

Bicycles which can be used by adults

Sample size (=100%)

None

One

Two

Three or more

One or more

Up to6 min walk to nearest stop

At least one every13 min (may have long walk)

row percentages

n =

All households

36

45

16

2

64

64

85

20

33

30,227

by year:

1999

37

45

15

2

63

64

85

20

32

14,680

2000

36

45

16

2

64

65

85

19

34

15,547

by household type

Single adult

54

44

1

0

46

47

88

26

25

4,415

Small adult

20

54

25

1

80

81

84

19

39

5,119

Single parent

67

32

1

0

33

33

91

27

28

1,667

Small family

13

56

30

1

87

87

85

17

55

4,519

Large family

15

51

30

5

85

86

84

16

61

2,308

Large adult

17

36

33

15

83

84

85

18

50

3,148

Older smaller

30

60

10

0

70

70

82

16

17

4,295

Single pensioner

76

23

0

0

24

24

81

20

5

4,756

by social class of Highest Income Householder:

Professional occupations

6

46

42

5

94

94

81

18

60

1,392

Managerial and technical occupations

10

51

34

5

90

90

82

16

52

6,014

Skilled non-manual occupations

29

51

18

3

71

72

88

23

37

2,925

Skilled manual occupations

20

59

18

3

80

82

87

18

42

5,369

Partly skilled occupations

39

49

10

1

61

62

88

21

35

2,736

Unskilled occupations

56

39

5

1

44

45

88

23

27

913

by annual net household income:

up to 5,000

68

28

3

1

32

33

83

22

17

2,527

over 5,000, up to 10,000

65

32

3

0

35

36

86

23

16

8,415

over 10,000, up to 15,000

38

53

8

1

62

63

87

21

28

6,314

over 15,000, up to 20,000

17

64

17

2

83

84

85

18

40

4,551

over 20,000, up to 25,000

7

58

30

4

93

94

83

16

50

3,215

over 25,000, up to 30,000

4

49

41

6

96

97

83

15

57

2,009

over 30,000, up to 40,000

3

38

50

9

97

97

81

13

66

1,673

over 40,000

2

30

60

8

98

98

79

14

67

872

by urban / rural classification:

Large urban areas

47

40

12

1

53

53

88

36

24

10,153

Other urban areas

35

47

16

2

65

66

90

17

33

9,372

Small "accessible" towns

29

52

17

2

71

72

86

3

39

2,883

Small "remote" towns

34

51

14

1

66

67

86

1

42

1,422

"Accessible" rural areas

20

48

27

5

80

81

72

2

46

3,777

"Remote" rural areas

21

54

22

4

79

81

55

0

45

2,610

by property type:

detached house

7

48

38

7

93

94

69

6

52

6,737

semi - detached house

23

54

20

3

77

77

84

14

38

6,920

terraced house

37

50

12

1

63

64

88

17

32

6,343

flat or maisonette

60

35

4

0

40

41

91

32

20

10,052

by tenure:

owned outright

27

54

16

3

73

74

79

15

27

7,483

buying with a loan / mortgage

14

55

28

4

86

87

85

18

49

11,431

rent from local auth / Scot Home

68

29

3

0

32

32

89

22

18

7,671

rent from housing assoc / Co op

73

26

2

0

27

28

90

32

16

1,474

rent from private landlord

50

40

9

1

50

52

81

29

32

1,597

by number of bedrooms 1

1

71

28

1

0

29

30

88

28

14

3,927

2

45

47

8

1

55

56

86

23

24

10,965

3

24

52

22

3

76

77

84

15

40

11,510

4

12

41

39

7

88

88

79

12

57

3,004

5 or 6

9

34

46

11

91

92

75

14

62

743

1 There are also a small number of properties with 7 on more bedrooms

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