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  Northern Ireland Social Attitudes - 1995

Variable Listing for Module: Transport

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SHOPMOVE: Should shops and offices be encouraged to move out of town and city centres?

CYCPEDPR: Should cyclists and pedestrians be given more priority in towns and cities even if this makes things more difficult for other road users?

MOTCHAR1: Should motorists be charged for driving in city centres in working hours?

TRPSPND1: Should government spend more improving local bus services?

TRPSPND2: Should government spend more building more roads?

TRPSPND3: Should government spend more improving local rail services?

TRPSPND4: Should government spend more improving and widening the roads we already have?

TRPSPND5: Should government spend more improving long distance rail services?

TRPSPND6: Should government spend more improving facilities for cyclists and pedestrians?

TRAFPRB6: How serious a problem is congestion on motorways?

TRAFPRB7: How serious a problem is increased traffic on country roads and lanes?

TRAFPRB8: How serious a problem is traffic congestion at popular places in the countryside?

TRFPRB9: How serious a problem is traffic congestion in towns and cities?

TRFPRB10: How serious a problem are exhaust fumes from traffic in towns and cities?

TRFPRB11: How serious a problem is noise in towns and cities?

TRANSCAR: Do you have regular use of a car or a van?

NUMBCARS: How many vehicles does your household have access to?

COMPCAR: Is this vehicle provided by an employer or run as a business expense?

MOTMEMBR: Do you belong to any motoring association?

NCARINCV: If you could no longer have the use of a car, would you find it really inconvenient ?

NEEDCAR1: Do you need a car as you live too far from a station or bus-stop?

NEEDCAR2: Do you need a car as the bus or train does not run often enough?

NEEDCAR3: Do you need a car as there is no convenient bus or train route?

NEEDCAR4: Do you need a car as the cost of bus or train travel is too high?

NCARPTR: If public transport were better or cheaper, would you use a car less?

DRIVE: Do you drive a car?

TRAVEL1: How often do you usually travel by car as a driver?

TRAVEL2: How often do you usually travel by car as a passenger?

TRAVEL3: How often do you usually travel by local bus?

TRAVEL4: How often do you usually travel by train?

TRAVEL6: How often nowadays do you usually travel by bicycle?

TRAVEL9: How often nowadays do you go somewhere on foot at least 15 minutes' walk away?

SHORTOIL: Within the next 20 years, will shortages of oil and gas be one of the most serious problems for the UK?

RISETEMP: Within the next 20 years, will a rise in temperature due to the greenhouse effect be one of the most serious problems for the UK?

TRAFNOIS: Within the next 20 years, will traffic noise be one of the most serious problems for the UK?

TRAFCONG: Within the next 20 years, will traffic congestion be one of the most serious problems for the UK?

DAMAGE: Should industry be prevented from causing damage to the countryside, even if it means higher prices?

RAILSHUT: Should local rail services that do not pay for themselves be closed down?

BUSPRIOR: should buses be given more priority in towns and cities, even if this makes things more difficult for car drivers?

CARCNTRY: Does a visitor to the countryside need a car to get around.

CAREASY: Are car drivers given too easy a time in the UK's towns and cities?

BUSSHUT: Should local bus services that do not pay for themselves be closed down?

IMPTRP: Should the UK do more to improve its public transport system even if its road system suffers?

TOLLDRIV: should drivers be charged tolls on all motorways?

VEHPERM: Should only vehicles with permits for essential business be allowed in city centres in working hours?

PARKCHAR: Should parking charges in towns and cities be much higher?

COMPCARS: Should company cars be banned except where they are essential for employees in their work?

PEDESTR: Should more streets in cities and towns be reserved for pedestrians only?



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