Statistical Bulletin Transport Series - Transport and Travel in Scotland 2011

Table 33: [Access to services] Access to services that respondents thought were very or fairly convenient, 2011
	Post office	Doctors surgery	Small food shopping	Cash machine	Banking	Chemist	Hospital outpatients	Petrol station	Public transport	Dentist	Sample size (=100%)
All adults in 2011:	83	84	93	86	74	88	61	76	85	75	9,684
by gender:
Male	83	84	94	86	74	87	60	79	85	74	4,165
Female	82	84	92	85	74	88	61	73	86	75	5,519
by age:
16 - 39	84	84	95	89	76	89	63	77	89	75	2,796
40 - 49	86	86	94	88	74	90	63	82	84	79	1,647
50 - 59	81	83	92	86	72	86	61	78	82	76	1,600
60 +	80	82	90	78	71	84	55	69	84	70	3,641
by urban/rural classification:
Large urban areas	82	84	95	89	75	91	64	75	93	78	3,397
Other urban	84	84	94	88	77	90	63	81	90	79	2,936
Small accessible towns	90	91	94	90	75	93	49	73	87	79	814
Small remote towns	90	87	93	92	88	92	70	85	82	77	559
Accessible rural	77	78	87	71	62	76	56	66	63	59	1,056
Remote rural	79	80	85	71	61	69	45	70	55	54	921
by annual net household income:
up to £10,000 p.a.	82	81	92	82	72	86	55	65	88	71	1,657
over £10,000 - £15,000	82	83	92	83	72	87	55	67	88	73	1,943
over £15,000 - £20,000	82	83	92	84	72	86	58	73	87	75	1,509
over £20,000 p.a.	84	86	94	88	76	89	65	83	83	76	4,274
by driving licence:
Holds a full driving licence	84	86	94	87	76	89	64	85	84	76	6,399
Does NOT hold a full driving licence	80	79	92	82	71	85	55	57	89	72	3,285
by number of cars available to household:
None	81	79	92	82	71	86	52	49	90	70	2,881
One +	83	85	93	87	75	88	63	84	84	76	6,803