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Statistical Bulletin: Trn /2002/1
Scottish Household Survey Travel Diary results

A Scottish Executive National Statistics Publication

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Contents

1. Introduction
2. Main points
3. Who travels most often
4. How and why people travel
5. Distances travelled
6. When people travel
Notes and Definitions
Annex Topics covered by the Scottish Household Survey
Scottish Executive Transport Statistics publications
Scottish Executive Statistical Services
Correspondence and enquiries

Charts

Chart A: Adults (16+) who reported travelling on the previous day by annual net household income: 1999/2000
Chart B: Journeys reported by adults (16+) - main mode of travel by urban/ rural classification: 1999/2000
Chart C: Journeys reported by adults (16+) -
(a) adults with full driving licences who live in h'holds with 1+ motor vehicles and
(b) adults who do not have a full driving licence or who lice in h'holds without vehicles: by main mode: 1999/2000
Chart D: Journeys by distance: by walking and bicycle:1999/2000
Chart E: Journeys by distance: by driver/passenger car/van and taxi/minicab: 1999/2000
Chart F: Journeys by distance: by bus and rail: 1999/2000
Chart G: Journeys reported by adults (16+) - start time of journey by age-group: 1999/2000
Chart H: Journeys reported by adults (16+) - start time of journey: by day of week 1999/2000

Tables

Table 1: Adults (16+) - who reported travelling on the previous day: 1999/2000
Table 2: Journeys reported by adults (16+) - main mode of travel: 1999/2000
Table 3: Journeys reported by adults (16+) - main mode of travel by purpose: 1999/2000
Adults who have a full driving licence who live in a household which has access to 1+ motor vehicles
Table 4: Journeys by adults (16+) - main mode of travel by purpose: 1999/2000 Adults who do NOT have a full driving licence or who live in a household without any motor vehicles
Table 5: Journeys reported by adults (16+) - purpose by main mode: 1999/2000
Adults who have a full driving licence in a household which has access to 1+ motor vehicles
Table 6: Journeys reported by adults (16+) - purpose by main mode of travel : 1999/2000
Adults who do NOT have a full driving licence, or who live in a household without any motor vehicles
Table 7: Stages of car/van journeys reported by adults (16+) - number of occupants by whether person was driver or passenger: 1999/2000
Table 8: Journeys reported by adults (16+) - main mode by quarter: 1999/2000
Table 9: Journeys reported by adults (16+) - purpose: 1999/2000
Table 10: Journeys reported by adults (16+) - distance: 1999/2000
Table 11: Journeys reported by adults (16+) - distance: summary statistics: 1999/2000
Table 12: Journeys reported by adults (16+) - start time: 1999/2000
Table 13: Journeys reported by adults (16+) - duration: 1999/2000
Table 14: Journeys reported by adults (16+) - day of week: 1999/2000
Table 15: Journeys reported by adults (16+) - day of week: 1999/2000
Table 16: "95% confidence limits" for estimates which are based on SHS sub-samples of various sizes

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