Publication - Statistics

Scottish Transport Statistics No 29: 2010 Edition

Published: 20 December 2010
ISBN: 9780755998449

Has figures on (e.g.) road vehicles, traffic, accidents, bus and rail passengers, road and rail freight, air and water transport, finance, personal travel and international comparisons.

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Table 11.11 Frequency of Walking in the previous seven days ¹ (people aged 16+): 2009

	none	1-2 days	3-5 days	6-7 days	1 + days	none	1-2 days	3-5 days	6-7 days	1 + days	*Sample size (=100%)*
	As means of transport					Just for pleasure or to keep fit ²					*Sample size (=100%)*
	row percentages
All people in 2009:	41	18	22	19	59	52	19	13	16	48	6,119
by gender:
Male	40	18	22	21	60	50	20	14	17	50	2,707
Female	42	17	23	18	58	53	18	13	16	47	3,412
by age:
16-19	23	17	32	29	77	59	17	10	13	41	176
20-29	31	20	26	24	69	51	23	14	12	49	725
30-39	37	19	24	20	63	43	22	17	18	57	958
40-49	39	18	24	19	61	47	23	14	17	54	1,052
50-59	46	17	22	16	54	50	18	12	20	50	975
60-69	44	17	20	19	56	53	16	13	18	47	1,000
70-79	55	14	16	15	45	63	13	10	15	37	815
80+	67	11	12	10	34	73	10	8	9	27	418
by current situation:
Self employed	40	16	19	25	60	42	18	15	25	58	359
Employed full time	40	19	23	19	60	46	25	13	16	54	1,925
Employed part time	37	18	26	20	63	44	19	19	18	56	639
Looking after the home/family	37	17	26	19	63	52	18	12	19	48	336
Permanently retired from work	51	16	17	16	49	60	14	11	16	40	1,924
Unemployed/seeking work	25	24	25	26	75	51	16	15	17	49	274
In further/higher education	21	20	29	31	79	48	21	17	14	52	190
Permanently sick or disabled	61	14	16	9	39	75	11	6	9	25	323
by annual net household income:
up to £10,000 p.a.	41	14	23	22	60	59	12	11	17	41	1,121
over £10,000 - £15,000	43	16	21	20	57	61	15	11	13	39	1,202
over £15,000 - £20,000	40	19	22	19	60	55	16	13	16	45	893
over £20,000 - £25,000	43	17	19	22	58	47	21	12	21	53	664
over £25,000 - £30,000	44	17	22	17	56	52	20	15	14	49	572
over £30,000 - £40,000	39	17	26	19	61	49	21	13	17	51	748
over £40,000 p.a.	39	22	23	16	61	38	28	17	16	62	700
by Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation quintiles:
1 (20 % most deprived)	40	17	24	20	60	64	15	9	13	36	1,147
2	41	16	23	19	59	55	19	12	15	46	1,286
3	42	18	21	19	58	49	21	14	16	51	1,325
4	43	20	19	19	57	45	20	16	20	55	1,290
5 (20% least deprived)	39	17	26	18	61	47	22	16	16	53	1,062
by urban/rural classification:
Large urban areas	36	15	27	21	64	56	17	12	14	44	2,103
Other urban	43	19	20	18	57	51	21	14	14	49	1,813
Small accessible towns	44	17	21	19	56	51	20	14	16	49	516
Small remote towns	30	23	24	23	71	48	19	16	17	52	355
Accessible rural	50	18	17	15	51	43	20	13	24	57	697
Remote rural	53	16	15	16	47	44	19	16	21	56	626

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Table 11.11 Frequency of Walking in the previous seven days ¹ (people aged 16+): 2009