SEHRT Spur Road: travel through the roundabout

Summary

• Very few respondents (2%) do not travel through Spur Road roundabout
• The main reasons for traveling via the roundabout are traveling to: see friends and family (54%), to shops (52%), to work (46%), and to a leisure activity (43%)
• ‘Other’ respondents wrote that they travel through Spur Road roundabout on their way to hospital appointments or visits, as part of driving lessons (as an instructor or a student), for work, or if their home is nearby

This chart shows that 98% of respondents to the survey do travel on a route that takes them through Spur Road roundabout while 2% of respondents do not.

Base: Total sample (402)

This chart shows that 54% of respondents travel via Spur Road roundabout to travel to friends and family.
52% of respondents travel via Spur Road roundabout to travel to shops.
46% of respondents travel via Spur Road roundabout to travel to their place of work.
43% of respondents travel via Spur Road roundabout to travel to leisure activity(s).
18% of respondents travel via Spur Road roundabout as part of their exercise.
9% of respondents travel via Spur Road roundabout to travel to their place of education (i.e school, college, university).
14% of respondents travel via Spur Road roundabout for other reasons. Other reasons include travelling via Spur Road roundabout to attend hospital appointments, as part of driving lessons (as an instructor or a student), for work related purposes and or if their home is near to the roundabout.

Base: Respondents that travel through the roundabout (392)