Table A14. Problems experienced for local travel

Thursday, December 22, 2011

(weighted percent, standard error, sample size)

	Disabled			Non-disabled
	<25	25-64	65+	<25	25-64	65+
As a walker	44.499	56.623	30.739	30.669	43.436	21.966
	6.700	3.684	3.703	2.384	2.065	3.470
	74	266	101	154	402	49
As a cyclist	27.655	51.315	34.309	27.530	46.592	24.956
	4.533	7.147	9.613	2.688	2.563	7.497
	50	60	9	119	192	10
At bus stops	35.948	46.340	33.706	32.274	38.191	13.999
	9.865	6.137	10.271	4.993	4.696	6.588
	18	58	11	35	63	4
On a bus	32.512	31.310	32.871	20.790	26.184	9.391
	8.860	5.420	8.702	4.526	4.010	5.550
	14	42	11	25	42	3
At subway stations	39.603	39.016	6.499	23.815	47.098	22.063
	18.011	7.991	5.906	6.090	4.874	10.453
	6	28	1	18	74	3
On subway trains	53.197	29.144	13.568	18.239	30.597	11.942
	18.662	6.050	8.858	5.545	4.485	7.455
	8	23	2	13	51	2
Using paratransit	16.301	35.468	22.940	0	48.637	0
	10.313	8.443	8.119	0	22.398	0
	2	20	11	0	2	0

NOTE: Each table contains the weighted percent or weighted mean, the standard error, and the sample size. Estimates must be based on a sample > 30 and the coefficient of variation should be less than 30 percent. Samples smaller than 30 are shaded and cells with a coefficient of variation greater than 30 percent are italicized. Individual significance tests were conducted comparing the elderly with disabilities to 1. Persons with disabilities aged 25-64, 2. Persons with disabilities < 25 years and 3. Persons without disabilities aged 65 years and older. Significant differences at p < .05 are in bold.

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Transportation, Bureau of Transportation Statistics, 2002 National Transportation Availability and Use Survey

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Table A14. Problems experienced for local travel

Table A14. Problems experienced for local travel