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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

National Travel Survey, 2002-2010

Variable Details

Variablej28
LabelJ28 - Journey Purpose
Responses
0 Commuting 446636
1 Business 101489
2 Other work 28804
3 Education 156093
4 Food shopping(from 98) 250220
5 Non food shopping(inc. food shopping before 98) 269477
6 Personal business medical 53254
7 Personal business eat/drink (from 95) 1807
8 Personal business other 191865
9 Visit friends at private home 328437
10 Eat/drink with friends 75468
11 Other social 49374
12 Entertain/ public activity 141323
13 Sport: participate 57134
14 Holiday: base 33523
15 Day trip 91346
16 Just walk 72085
17 Other non-escort 1511
18 Escort commuting 43141
19 Escort business & other work 7062
20 Escort education 110796
21 Escort shopping/pers. business 104610
22 Escort home (not own) & other escort 121632
23 NA 0
888 Multipunched 0
999 No answers 0
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationNational Travel Survey, 2002-2010
UniverseHouseholds in Great Britain;Households;National
SamplingMulti-stage stratified random sample
Study TypeRepeated cross-sectional study
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