Disability, Independence and Dependency Situations Survey 
Accessibility and getting around
Means of transportation which present functional difficulties for those with a disability, by gender and number of disabilities. Population aged 6 and over with a disability.
Units: percentage

	Total	Private or family vehicle (car, motorcycle, etc.)	Public transport (bus, metro, tram, train, taxi, etc.)	Special transport vehicles (ambulances, etc.)	Other transportation vehicles (bicycles, electric rental vehicles, etc.)	No difficulty getting around via transport	
Total	
    Total	100.00	21.39	40.33	11.38	18.77	56.24	
    Just one disability	100.00	9.00	21.87	3.77	8.17	75.76	
    Two disabilities	100.00	18.60	42.24	8.44	16.80	53.97	
    Three disabilities	100.00	31.04	56.06	15.86	26.90	39.43	
    Four disabilities	100.00	37.89	64.86	22.39	32.91	30.63	
    Five to eight disabilities	100.00	48.07	70.22	30.39	41.12	24.97	
Man	
    Total	100.00	18.22	34.14	9.58	15.99	62.69	
    Just one disability	100.00	7.82	17.38	2.94	6.68	80.34	
    Two disabilities	100.00	16.33	33.71	6.71	14.15	61.82	
    Three disabilities	100.00	26.87	51.92	12.69	21.96	44.48	
    Four disabilities	100.00	37.87	63.47	24.98	36.74	31.90	
    Five to eight disabilities	100.00	44.51	70.00	29.55	39.52	26.33	
Woman	
    Total	100.00	23.62	44.68	12.64	20.73	51.70	
    Just one disability	100.00	9.99	25.62	4.46	9.42	71.93	
    Two disabilities	100.00	20.05	47.69	9.54	18.49	48.96	
    Three disabilities	100.00	33.53	58.52	17.74	29.85	36.42	
    Four disabilities	100.00	37.91	65.71	20.80	30.56	29.84	
    Five to eight disabilities	100.00	50.08	70.34	30.87	42.02	24.20	
Notes:
1) A person may have difficulty getting around in various types of transportation . 
 2) The number of disabilities refers to the 8 disability groups: vision, hearing, communication, learning, mobility, self-care, home life and personal interactions and relationships
Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadística