Active and Sustainable Travel in Northern Ireland 2020/21 datafiles

The report presents findings from the 2020/21 Continuous Household Survey in relation to public attitudes to walking, cycling, public transport and electric vehicles in Northern Ireland.

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• Table 1: Do you normally walk to or from work?Comma-separated values (138 bytes)
• Table 1: Do you normally walk to or from work?Microsoft Excel (7.07 KB)
• Table 2: Do you normally walk to or from work? (by respondent group)Comma-separated values (80 bytes)
• Table 2: Do you normally walk to or from work? (by respondent group)Microsoft Excel (7.1 KB)
• Table 3: Do you normally cycle to or from work?Comma-separated values (139 bytes)
• Table 3: Do you normally cycle to or from work?Microsoft Excel (7.07 KB)
• Table 4: Do you normally cycle to or from work? (by respondent group)Comma-separated values (77 bytes)
• Table 4: Do you normally cycle to or from work? (by respondent group)Microsoft Excel (7.1 KB)
• Table 5: Are you satisfied with the current provision for walking and walkers in your area? Comma-separated values (206 bytes)
• Table 5: Are you satisfied with the current provision for walking and walkers in your area? Microsoft Excel (7.23 KB)
• Table 6: Are you satisfied with the current provision for walking and walkers in your area? (by respondent group)Comma-separated values (159 bytes)
• Table 6: Are you satisfied with the current provision for walking and walkers in your area? (by respondent group)Microsoft Excel (7.25 KB)
• Table 7: Are you satisfied with the current provision for walking and walkers in your area? (by local government district))Comma-separated values (319 bytes)
• Table 7: Are you satisfied with the current provision for walking and walkers in your area? (by local government district)Microsoft Excel (7.39 KB)
• Table 8: Are you satisfied with the current provision for walking and walkers in your area? (by deprivation quintile)Comma-separated values (106 bytes)
• Table 8: Are you satisfied with the current provision for walking and walkers in your area? (by deprivation quintile)Microsoft Excel (7.17 KB)
• Table 9: Are you likely to walk short journeys (up to 3km/2miles)?Comma-separated values (204 bytes)
• Table 9: Are you likely to walk short journeys (up to 3km/2miles)?Microsoft Excel (7.22 KB)
• Table 10: Are you likely to walk short journeys (up to 3km/2miles)? (by respondent group)Comma-separated values (159 bytes)
• Table 10: Are you likely to walk short journeys (up to 3km/2miles)? (by respondent group)Microsoft Excel (7.24 KB)
• Table 11: Are you likely to walk short journeys (up to 3km/2miles)? (by local government district)Comma-separated values (313 bytes)
• Table 11: Are you likely to walk short journeys (up to 3km/2miles)? (by local government district))Microsoft Excel (7.37 KB)
• Table 12: Are you likely to walk short journeys (up to 3km/2miles)? (by deprivation quintile)Comma-separated values (106 bytes)
• Table 12: Are you likely to walk short journeys (up to 3km/2miles)? (by deprivation quintile)Microsoft Excel (7.16 KB)
• Table 13: Are you satisfied with the current provision for cycling and cyclists in your area?Comma-separated values (206 bytes)
• Table 13: Are you satisfied with the current provision for cycling and cyclists in your area?Microsoft Excel (7.24 KB)
• Table 14: Are you satisfied with the current provision for cycling and cyclists in your area? (by respondent group)Comma-separated values (159 bytes)
• Table 14: Are you satisfied with the current provision for cycling and cyclists in your area? (by respondent group)Microsoft Excel (7.26 KB)
• Table 15: Are you satisfied with the current provision for cycling and cyclists in your area? (by local government district)Comma-separated values (319 bytes)
• Table 15: Are you satisfied with the current provision for cycling and cyclists in your area? (by local government district)Microsoft Excel (7.38 KB)
• Table 16: Are you satisfied with the current provision for cycling and cyclists in your area? (by deprivation quintile)Comma-separated values (106 bytes)
• Table 16: Are you satisfied with the current provision for cycling and cyclists in your area? (by deprivation quintile)Microsoft Excel (7.18 KB)
• Table 17: Are you likely to cycle short journeys (up to 5km/3miles)?Comma-separated values (206 bytes)
• Table 17: Are you likely to cycle short journeys (up to 5km/3miles)?Microsoft Excel (7.22 KB)
• Table 18: Are you likely to cycle short journeys (up to 5km/3miles)? (by respondent group)Comma-separated values (158 bytes)
• Table 18: Are you likely to cycle short journeys (up to 5km/3miles)? (by respondent group)Microsoft Excel (7.25 KB)
• Table 19: Are you likely to cycle short journeys (up to 5km/3miles)? (by local government district)Comma-separated values (314 bytes)
• Table 19: Are you likely to cycle short journeys (up to 5km/3miles)? (by local government district)Microsoft Excel (7.37 KB)
• Table 20: Are you likely to cycle short journeys (up to 5km/3miles)? (by deprivation quintile)Comma-separated values (106 bytes)
• Table 20: Are you likely to cycle short journeys (up to 5km/3miles)? (by deprivation quintile)Microsoft Excel (7.16 KB)
• Table 21: How often do you use public transport?Comma-separated values (230 bytes)
• Table 21: How often do you use public transport?Microsoft Excel (7.2 KB)
• Table 22: Are you satisfied with the public transport facilities in your area?Comma-separated values (206 bytes)
• Table 22: Are you satisfied with the public transport facilities in your area?Microsoft Excel (7.2 KB)
• Table 23: Are you satisfied with the public transport facilities in your area? (by respondent group)Comma-separated values (159 bytes)
• Table 23: Are you satisfied with the public transport facilities in your area? (by respondent group)Microsoft Excel (7.24 KB)
• Table 24: Are you satisfied with the public transport facilities in your area? (by local government district)Comma-separated values (328 bytes)
• Table 24: Are you satisfied with the public transport facilities in your area? (by local government district)Microsoft Excel (7.38 KB)
• Table 25: Are you satisfied with public transport facilities in your area? (by deprivation quintile)Comma-separated values (106 bytes)
• Table 25: Are you satisfied with public transport facilities in your area? (by deprivation quintile)Microsoft Excel (7.16 KB)
• Table 26: Do you feel safe using public transport?Comma-separated values (89 bytes)
• Table 26: Do you feel safe using public transport?Microsoft Excel (7.08 KB)
• Table 27: Do you feel safe using public transport? (by respondent group)Comma-separated values (159 bytes)
• Table 27: Do you feel safe using public transport? (by respondent group)Microsoft Excel (7.21 KB)
• Table 28: Do you feel safe using public transport? (by local government district)Comma-separated values (334 bytes)
• Table 28: Do you feel safe using public transport? (by local government district)Microsoft Excel (7.34 KB)
• Table 29: Do you feel safe using public transport? (by deprivation quintile)Comma-separated values (159 bytes)
• Table 29: Do you feel safe using public transport? (by deprivation quintile)Microsoft Excel (7.22 KB)
• Table 30: How likely are you to purchase an electric vehicle?Comma-separated values (301 bytes)
• Table 30: How likely are you to purchase an electric vehicle?Microsoft Excel (7.14 KB)
• Table 31: How likely are you to purchase an electric vehicle? (by respondent group)Comma-separated values (159 bytes)
• Table 31: How likely are you to purchase an electric vehicle? (by respondent group)Microsoft Excel (7.23 KB)
• Table 32: How likely are you to purchase an electric vehicle? (by local government district)Comma-separated values (337 bytes)
• Table 32: How likely are you to purchase an electric vehicle? (by local government district)Microsoft Excel (7.37 KB)
• Table 33: How likely are you to purchase an electric vehicle? (by deprivation quintile)Comma-separated values (106 bytes)
• Table 33: How likely are you to purchase an electric vehicle? (by deprivation quintile)Microsoft Excel (7.15 KB)

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