Scottish Government

2004

CONTENTS

Executive Summary
1.1 Introduction
1.2 About the Scottish Social Attitudes survey
2.1 The extent of car use
2.2 Frequency of car use
2.3 Comparisons with other modes of transport
2.4 Distance travelled & THE type of journeys made
2.5 Why don't people drive cars?
3.1 Alternatives to car use
3.2 Attitudes towards bus travel
4.1 A typology of the potential for shift from car to bus travel for short trips
4.2 Patterns of car use across the typology
4.3 Segmentation by sub-group
5.1 Influences on mode of transport choice
5.2 Attitudes towards policy 'sticks' and 'carrots'
6.1 Conclusions
7.1 References
Appendix A: Survey Methodology
Appendix B: SSA Questions And Frequencies

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