Hands-up Survey Results 2004
- How pupils travel to school - in Hampshire and across Britain
- How Hampshire pupils would like to travel to school
- How staff in schools in Hampshire travel to school
How pupils travel to school - in Hampshire and across Britain
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How pupils travel to |
How Hampshire pupils |
|
Walk |
46% | 43% |
|
Cycle |
1% | 4% |
|
Bus |
20% | 11% |
|
Train |
1% | 0% |
|
Car |
30% | 42% |
|
Other |
2% | 0% |
As you can see Hampshire compares well against the national figures for cycling. However fewer pupils are walking to school and more are being taken by car.
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How pupils in Hampshire |
|
Walk |
31% |
|
Cycle |
32% |
|
Bus |
9% |
|
Train |
5% |
|
Car Share |
11% |
|
Car Alone |
12% |
The majority of pupils across Hampshire expressed a preference for getting to school by foot or bike. Both are good habits to acquire as they can improve fitness and health as well as increasing road safety skills and independence
How staff at schools in Hampshire travel to school
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|
How staff at schools in Hampshire travel to school |
|
Walk |
9% |
|
Cycle |
3% |
|
Bus |
1% |
|
Train |
0% |
|
Car Share |
9% |
|
Car Alone |
78% |
| Motorcycle | 0% |
Not surprisingly the majority of staff need to use their cars to get to work. However the number of staff car sharing or using other alternatives is higher than might have been expected.
