- Walking is the most common mode of transport that respondents plan to use for education trips (24% plan to do so at least once a week).
- Driving is the second most common mode of transport that respondents plan to use for this type of journey (11% planning to do so at least once a week).
- Public transport is the least popular mode of transport that respondents plan to use for education trips; 92% of the sample plan to ‘never’ do so.
Travel patterns: Education trips
Summary
When restrictions are lifted, how often will you travel by each mode of transport for education (i.e. school, college or university, dropping child(ren) off at nursery or school)?
Base: Walk: 449 | Private car or van: 463 | Cycle:440 | Public transport: 433
The following chart shows how respondents expect to travel for education trips when all coronavirus restrictions are lifted. The most common mode of transport for this type of journey is walking where 24% of respondents plan to do so at least once a week.
