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Table 5 Descriptive analysis of active acceptability and respondent characteristics. Share of respondent groups willing to actively report own travel data
From: Active and attitudinal acceptability of reporting own travel data
n | % | |
|---|---|---|
Gender** | ||
male | 224 | 69 % |
female | 273 | 59 % |
Place of residence | ||
Oslo | 346 | 63 % |
Akershus | 160 | 63 % |
Other | – | |
Age*** | ||
Less than 20 year | 63 | 80 % |
20–29 years | 182 | 68 % |
30–39 years | 120 | 62 % |
40–49 years | 73 | 60 % |
50–59 years | 50 | 57 % |
More than 60 year | 19 | 38 % |
Education | ||
Elementary of no education | 57 | 75 % |
High school | 139 | 61 % |
College/university, lower degree | 193 | 64 % |
College/university, higher degree | 115 | 61 % |
Main occupation | ||
Employed | 336 | 62 % |
Student | 122 | 69 % |
Retired, disabled, unemployed | 37 | 60 % |
Other | 9 | 64 % |
Travel frequency** | ||
4–7 times per week | 419 | 65 % |
2–3 times per week | 40 | 67 % |
Weekly | 18 | 41 % |
Less than weekly | 29 | 54 % |
Distance to public transit | ||
Less than 500 m | 330 | 65 % |
500 m - 1 k | 125 | 60 % |
1.1–1.5 k | 27 | 61 % |
More than 1.5 k | 24 | 63 % |