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Social Exclusion and the Provision of Public Transport www.ricerchetrasporti.com SOCIAL EXCLUSION AND THE PROVISION OF PUBLIC TRANSPORT Social and Transport Research Services anno 2001 Social exclusion and the provision of public transport - Main report Contents Foreword.........................................................................................................................6 Acknowledgements.........................................................................................................7 Executive Summary - Key Results and Conclusions ..................................................8 Chapter 1 Introduction..................................................................................................9 1. BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY ....................................................................................9 Interpreting the Brief..............................................................................................................10 2. THE RESEARCH PROGRAMME ...................................................................................10 Literature Search ....................................................................................................................10 Structuring the Survey Fieldwork ..........................................................................................10 Carrying out the Fieldwork ....................................................................................................11 3. THE STEERING COMMITTEE/ADVISORY GROUP...................................................12 4. THE STRUCTURE OF THE REPORT.............................................................................13 Chapter 2 Current knowledge on Transport and Social Exclusion ........................14 DEFINITIONS OF POVERTY AND SOCIAL EXCLUSION.............................................14 Social networks and inclusion................................................................................................15 Measurement..........................................................................................................................15 TRANSPORT AND SOCIAL EXCLUSION........................................................................16 Travel trends use of and attitudes to public transport ............................................................16 Measures to address 'transport poverty'..................................................................................17 SUMMARY ...........................................................................................................................18 Chapter 3 Carrying out the fieldwork ......................................................................19 Introduction - a Working Definition of the Socially Excluded..............................................19 1. PARTICULAR CONSIDERATIONS FOR FIELDWORK WITH SOCIALLY EXCLUDED PEOPLE .................................................................................................................................19 2. CONSIDERATIONS IN NEW DEAL AREAS ................................................................19 Co-ordination with New Deal Research.................................................................................19 Observation ............................................................................................................................20 Finding the Non-Joiners.........................................................................................................20 3. CONSIDERATIONS IN RURAL AREAS .......................................................................21 4. SURVEY TECHNIQUES..................................................................................................21 5. INCENTIVES ....................................................................................................................25 6. TRANSPORT SUPPLY.....................................................................................................25 Chapter 4 The Study Areas - Urban ..........................................................................27 1. THE NEW DEAL AREAS ................................................................................................27 2. THE NEIGHBOURHOODS BIRMINGHAM - KINGS NORTON .................................30 The Area.................................................................................................................................30 Overview of Transport Connections and Relationship to Social Exclusion Issues................30 BRADFORD - PARK LANE, MARCHFIELDS, WEST BOWLING..................................31 The Area.................................................................................................................................31 Overview of Transport Connections and Relationship to Social Exclusion Issues................31 BRISTOL - BARTON HILL .................................................................................................32 The Area.................................................................................................................................32 Overview of Transport Connections and Relationship to Social Exclusion Issues................32 EAST BRIGHTON - MOULSECOOMB AND WHITEHAWK..........................................33 The Area.................................................................................................................................33 Overview of Transport Connections and Relationship to Social Exclusion Issues................33 HACKNEY - SHOREDITCH................................................................................................33 The Area.................................................................................................................................33 Overview of Transport Connections and Relationship to Social Exclusion Issues................34 KINGSTON UPON HULL - PRESTON ROAD...................................................................34 The Area.................................................................................................................................34 Overview of Transport Connections and its Relationship to Social Exclusion Issues...........35 LEICESTER - BRAUNSTONE.............................................................................................35 The Area.................................................................................................................................35 Overview of Transport Connections and Relationship to Social Exclusion Issues................36 LIVERPOOL - KENSINGTON.............................................................................................36 The Area.................................................................................................................................36 Overview of Transport Connections and Relationship to Social Exclusion Issues................37 MANCHESTER - BESWICK AND OPENSHAW...............................................................37 The Area.................................................................................................................................37 Overview of Transport Connections and Relationship to Social Exclusion Issues................38 MIDDLESBROUGH - WHINNEY BANKS AND WEST LANE .......................................38 The Area.................................................................................................................................38 Overview of Transport Connections and Relationships to Social Exclusion Issues..............38 NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE - WEST GATE ......................................................................39 The Area.................................................................................................................................39 Overview of Transport Connections and its Relationship to Social Exclusion Issues...........39 NEWHAM - WEST HAM AND PLAISTOW ......................................................................40 The Area.................................................................................................................................40 Overview of Transport Connections and Relationship to Social Exclusion Issues................40 NORWICH - NORTH EARLHAM, LARKMAN AND MARLPIT.....................................40 The Area.................................................................................................................................40 Overview of Transport Connections and Relationship to Social Exclusion Issues................41 NOTTINGHAM - RADFORD AND HYSON GREEN........................................................41 The Area.................................................................................................................................41 Overview of Transport Connections and Relationship to Social Exclusion Issues................42 SANDWELL - GREETS GREEN .........................................................................................42 The Area.................................................................................................................................42 Overview of Transport Connections and its Relationship to Social Exclusion Issues...........43 3. GENERAL OVERVIEW OF TRANSPORT AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO SOCIAL EXCLUSION ISSUES IN THE NEW DEAL AREAS .........................................................43 Chapter 5 The Study Areas - Rural 1 Introduction.................................................45 2. The Areas ..................................................................................................................46
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