UK: long distance journeys frequency, by income 2015

This compares how frequently survey respondents in the United Kingdom (UK) had made long distance journeys in the previous 12 months by any mode of transport as of 2015, by annual gross income. There were two percent of respondents with an annual gross income of £8,320 up to £13,519 who had taken long distance journeys more than once a week in the past year.

Frequency of long distance journeys* in the previous 12 months by any mode of transport in the United Kingdom (UK) in 2015, by annual gross income

Characteristic	More than once a week	About once a week	About once a month	Less than once a month	Never
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Release date

2015

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Region

United Kingdom

Survey time period

February 2015

Number of respondents

1,001**

Method of interview

Omnibus survey

Supplementary notes

* A long distance journey is one of more than 50 miles. Excludes Eurostar.
** Of total 1,001 respondents, split into annual gross income:
Up to £5,199 with 84 respondents;
£5,200 up to £8,319 with 115;
£8,320 up to £13,519 with 216;
£13,520 up to £19,759 with 134;
£19,760 up to £31,199 with 170;
and £31,200 or more with 163 respondents.
This statistic is using original data from the Department for Transport and includes copyright material from © Crown, licensed under the Open Government License v3.0

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