- The vast majority of respondents hold a valid driving licence (95%)
- The majority of those who do not hold a valid driving licence are either currently learning to drive or plan to learn to drive the next five years
- 42% of respondents who do not hold a valid driving licence are not planning on learning to drive in the next five years
- The majority of respondents that hold a valid full driving licence have at least one car registered to their household (88%); over half have one car (56%) and over a quarter have two cars (26%) – a much smaller proportion (5%) have three or more cars
Driving licence and number of cars
Summary
Do you hold a valid driving licence?
Base: Total sample (868)
This chart shows that 95% of respondents hold a valid full driving licence while 5% of respondents do not
Which of the following statements best describes you?
Base: Those who do not hold a driving licence (43)
This chart shows that of those not currently possessing a valid full driving licence
12% are currently learning to drive
33% are planning to learn to drive within the next two years
14% are planning to learn to drive within the next five years
42% are not planning on learning to drive
How many cars are registered to your household?
Base: Those who hold a full driving licence (848)
This chart shows that of those holding a valid full driving licence
12% have no cars registered to their address
56% have one car registered to their address
26% have two cars registered to their address
4% have three cars registered to their address
1% have four or more cars registered to their address
