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View all instances of this variable PTIMPR3 : Pay public transport by cutting in half spending on new roads A2.19b
Question Text: Many people feel that public transport should be improved. Here are some ways of finding the money to do it. How much would you support or oppose each one, as a way of raising mo...
British Social Attitudes Survey, 2003
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View all instances of this variable PTIMPR3 : Pay public transportsport by halving new road spending C2.50c
Question Text: Many people feel that public transport should be improved. Here are some ways of finding the money to do it. How much would you support or oppose each one, as a way of raising mo...
British Social Attitudes Survey, 2002
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View all instances of this variable PTIMPR3 : Pay pub.transport 1/2 new road spnC2.56c
Question Text: Many people feel that public tranpsort should be improved. Here are some ways of finding the money to do it. How much would you support or oppose each one, as a way of raising mo...
British Social Attitudes Survey, 2001
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View all instances of this variable PTIMPR3 : Pay public transport halve spending on new roads? C2.41c
Question Text: Many people feel that public transport should be improved. Here are some ways of finding the money to do it. How much would you support or oppose each one, as a way of raising mone...
British Social Attitudes Survey, 2000
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View all instances of this variable PTIMPR3 : Pay pub.transport 1/2 new road spnB2.29c
Question Text: Many people feel that public transport should be improved. Here are some ways of finding money to do it. How much would you support or oppose each one, as a way of raising money to...
British Social Attitudes Survey, 1999
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View all instances of this variable PTIMPR3 : Pay pub.transport 1/2 new road spnC2.49c
Question Text: Many people feel that public transport should be improved. Here are some ways of finding the money to do it. How much would you support or oppose each one, as a way of raising mone...
British Social Attitudes Survey, 1998
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View all instances of this variable PTIMPR3 : Pay pub.transprt 1/2 new road spndQ2.62c
Question Text: Many people feel that public transport should be improved. Here are some ways of finding the money to do it. How much would you support or oppose each one, as a way of raising mone...
British Social Attitudes Survey, 1997
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