Frequency of travel

Frequency of travel

The average (mean) number of journeys taken per day by disabled people (1.63) is less than that for people who are not disabled (2.07). Those whose condition reduces their ability to carry out everyday activities a lot have an even lower average number of journeys (1.36). [Figure 12]

Figure 12: Mean number of journeys per day, by whether adult is disabled and whether their condition limits their ability to carry out day-to-day tasks, 2015-2019 (combined)
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When only those working full-time are considered, disabled people take a higher average number of journeys (2.32 compared to 2.14 for those not disabled), even if their condition affects everyday activities a lot. [Figure 13]

Figure 13: Mean number of journeys per day for full-time employees, by whether adult is disabled and whether their condition limits their ability to carry out day-to-day tasks, 2015-2019 (combined)
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