Consultation outcome

National Travel Survey: walking data

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Response to statistical consultation on the collection of short walk data in the National Travel Survey

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Detail of outcome

This document summarises the responses received to the public consultation on the collection of short walk data in the National Travel Survey and sets out the response and next steps from the Department for Transport.


Original consultation

Summary

Seeks views for improving the collection of short walks data for the National Travel Survey.

This consultation ran from
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Consultation description

Department for Transport is seeking views on options for changing and improving the collection of short walks data for the National Travel Survey.

Currently National Travel Survey walking data is collected from respondents using a 7 day travel diary. Following an experiment in 2013 it was discovered that short walks under 1 mile were under-reported. We are looking at ways to address this issue.

Documents

A statistical consultation on the collection of short walk data in the National Travel Survey

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Published 24 July 2014
Last updated 18 December 2014 + show all updates
  1. Response to the public consultation on the collection of short walk data in the National Travel Survey.

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