Official Statistics

Journey time statistics: access to services 2014

Statistics for small areas on journey times to a range of key local services.

• From: Department for Transport
• Published: 15 December 2015

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Journey time statistics: access to services 2014 report

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Journey time statistics: access to services 2014 data tables

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Details

In 2014:

• the average minimum journey time to a range of 8 key local services was 17 minutes using public transport or walking, 14 minutes by bicycle and 10 minutes by car
• the average minimum journey times by public transport or walking to the 8 key services were 15 minutes for urban areas and 27 minutes for rural areas
• around 71% of the working age population lived within 15 minutes by public transport of an area with 500 or more jobs, and about 97% within 30 minutes

These statistics replace the former accessibility statistics series, using revised methods to produce a similar range of results.

Information on journey time statistics, including the pre-release access list and related technical documentation are available.

We continue to welcome any feedback on these statistics.

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Journey time statistics

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Published 15 December 2015