Persons aged 16 and over who do not use public transport frequently by income quintile per consumption unit

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  • Income quintile per unit of consumption

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    Selected:6

    Total:6
  • Main reason

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    Persons aged 16 and over (thousands) They are not frequent users (% of people aged 16 and over) They are not frequent users (thousands of people aged 16 and over) Too expensive There is no public transport in the area Access to the station or stop is difficult Frequency is too low or there is an inadequate timetable Journey time is too long Security concerns Other reasons

    Selected:10

    Total:10
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• Notes
  • 1) A person is considered to be an infrequent user of public transport if the frequency of use is less than once a month.
    2) Income per unit of household consumption is calculated to take into account economies of scale within households. It is obtained by dividing the total household income by the number of consumption units in the household, whose value is obtained by adding the weights of the modified OECD scale, which gives a weight of 1 to an adult household member, a weight of 0.5 to other household members aged 14 and over, and a weight of 0.3 to children under 14. Once the income per unit of consumption has been calculated, it is assigned to each member of the household. For the calculation of quintiles, the distribution of persons is taken.

• Source:National Institute of Statistics