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Table 9 Differences across socio-demographic variables between the subgroups

From: Preferences for policy measures to regulate urban vehicle access for climate change mitigation

Variable

Group 1 (n = 109)

Group 2 (n = 228)

Group 3 (n = 72)

Chi-square

Commuting

   

24.327**

 Private car

40 (36.7%)

35 (15.4%)

18 (25.0%)

 

 Public transport

51 (46.8%)

127 (55.7%)

35 (48.6%)

 

 Walking

3 (2.8%)

19 (8.3%)

7 (9.7%)

 

 Bicycle or scooter

9 (9.3%)

19 (9.3%)

4 (5.6%)

 

 Other

6 (5.5%)

28 (12.3%)

8 (11.1%)

 

Age

   

20.624**

 18—34

26 (23.9%)

79 (34.6%)

10 (13.9%)

 

 35—44

27 (24.8%)

44 (19.3%)

10 (13.9%)

 

 45—54

33 (30.3%)

52 (22.7%)

26 (36.1%)

 

 55 or older

23 (21.1%)

53 (23.2%)

26 (36.1%)

 

Gender

   

0.435

 Female

56 (51.4%)

125 (54.8%)

40 (55.6%)

 

 Male

53 (48.6%)

103 (45.2%)

32 (44.4%)

 

Education

   

6.463

 Secondary or less

47 (43.1%)

110 (48.2%)

39 (54.2%)

 

 First degree

29 (26.6%)

63 (27.6%)

115 (31.9%)

 

 Higher degree

33 (30.3%)

55 (24.1%)

10 (13.9%)

 

Paid employment

94 (86.2%)

167 (73.2%)

49 (68.1%)

9.638**

Income

   

5.261

 Less than 200,000 Ft

22 (20.2%)

71 (31.1%)

19 (26.4%)

 

 200,000–400,000 Ft

61 (56.0%)

117 (51.3%)

37 (51.4%)

 

 Greater than 400,000 Ft

26 (23.9%)

40 (17.5%)

16 (22.2%)

 

Origin

   

1.422

 Near or around the city centre

58 (53.2%)

122 (53.5%)

44 (61.1%)

 

 Beyond the city centre

51 (46.8%)

106 (46.5%)

28 (38.9%)

 

Destination

   

0.019

 Near or around the city centre

59 (54.1%)

125 (54.8%)

39 (54.2%)

 

 Beyond the city centre

50 (45.9%)

103 (45.2%)

33 (45.8%)

 

Driving License

92 (84.4%)

137 (60.1%)

51 (70.8%)

20.422***

Support

   

53.730***

 Yes

22 (20.2%)

125 (54.8%)

28 (38.9%)

 

 No

66 (60.6%)

53 (23.2%)

22 (30.6%)

 

 Indifferent

21 (19.3%)

50 (21.9%)

22 (30.6%)

 
  1. *p < 0.05,
  2. **p < 0.01,
  3. ***p < 0.001