Impact of vehicle removal: air quality

• Just under a third of respondents ‘strongly agree’ that they are less’ worried about air quality’ (32%), with over a quarter of respondents reporting that they ‘disagree’ with this statement (27.5%)
• Levels of agreement are higher for Wave 1 schools (St Jude’s – 60.5%, Bramble – 85%)

An asterisk (*) indicates a small base size, caution should be taken when interpreting the results

This chart shows that:
Of the total sample, 32% strongly agree, 19% agree, 11% neither agree nor disagree, 27.5% disagree, and 10.5% strongly disagree that since the vehicles have been removed, they are not as worried about the air quality at drop-off/pick-up times
Of Meon Infant and Junior, 27% strongly agree, 18% agree, 14% neither agree nor disagree, 27% disagree, and 14% strongly disagree that since the vehicles have been removed, they are not as worried about the air quality at drop-off/pick-up times
Of St John’s, 9.5% strongly agree, 19% agree, 19% neither agree nor disagree, 43% disagree, and 9.5% strongly disagree that since the vehicles have been removed, they are not as worried about the air quality at drop-off/pick-up times
Of St Jude’s, 47% strongly agree, 13.5% agree, 6% neither agree nor disagree, 26% disagree, and 7.5% strongly disagree that since the vehicles have been removed, they are not as worried about the air quality at drop-off/pick-up times
Of Bramble, 31% strongly agree, 54% agree, and 15% disagree that since the vehicles have been removed, they are not as worried about the air quality at drop-off/pick-up times