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12 weeks of leisure tarvel survey

Author(s): Schlich, Robert

Publication Date: 2004-05

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12 weeks of leisure travel survey

R Schilch

Travel Survey Metadata Series 10 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Travel Survey Metadata Series 12 weeks of leisure travel survey

R Schlich IVT ETH Zürich

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Abstract This survey was conducted with the research project „73/00 Determinanten des Freizeitverkehr“ of the Swiss Association of Transport Engineers (SVI) and the research project “Kontrasträume und Raumpartnerschaften (BMBF)”. It produces descriptive analyses as well as models of the variability of leisure travel (with hazard models), the impact of living conditions on leisure activities (with linear regression and Poisson regression), determinants of destination and mode choice in leisure travel (with multinominal and nested logit models). Additional travel group surveys looked at the motives behind leisure activities. All analyses focused on differences between week- and weekend leisure days. The discussions are based on our own surveys as well as on analyses of national datasets. The following surveys were conducted within this research project are: A survey which covered a period of 12 weeks of the leisure behaviour of 71 persons. They reported nearly 6000 leisure activities. This survey was the main source for the analysis of intrapersonal variability in leisure; Four focus groups, which enabled an analysis of personal attitudes and motives. Besides, the following datasets were used for modelling mode- and destination choice The National surveys of the Federal Office of Spatial Development (ARE) (“Mikrozensus 1994 und 2000”), die “Kontinuierlichen Erhebung Personenverkehr” of the Swiss Federal Railway (KEP 1999 und 2000) and the “Zusatzmodul Reiseverhalten der Einkommens- und Verbrauchserhebung 1994” (EVE) of the Federal Office of Statistic (BfS). A database covering all Swiss municipalities with information about their leisure infrastructure was collected from various sources during the research project. The results of the research can be summarised very briefly as follows: Attributes of leisure activities. The research confirms that different leisure activities are very distinct from each other in their travel characteristics. As most leisure activities are performed in groups, the spatial distribution of social networks and their development over time becomes crucial for the growth of leisure traffic. Because social networks are spatially distributed widely it is difficult to influence leisure traffic. Rhythms and Variability: It is too simplifying to assume, that daily leisure activities are mostly performed regularly or routinely - although aspects of leisure travel like the mode choice might be to a high degree routine. The analysis show that the majority of activities - and especially those that are performed most often, like visist of friends - do not take place within a rhythm. Impact of residential situation: The residential situation has statistically significant impact on the frequency of leisure activities out of home. Nonetheless this influence is weak compared to other influences like sociodemographic differences. Motives: Motives behind leisure are different for activities performed in everyday life compared to motives of holiday trips. For both categories of leisure activities social contacts and the search for variability are dominant motives. Destination choice: Main result of the destination choice modelling for short excursions (with less than two nights at the destination) is the fact, that the choice of a destination depends on the accessibility of them. Traveller evaluate a destination dependant on the distance and the travel time to the alternatives of a choice set. The influence of leisure infrastructure for the destination choice of shorter excursions is weak, but still

i detectable. Further research: All results show that the reasons of the growth of leisure activities are still not completely known. Because of the low goodness of fit of the models and the fact that new variables were found to have a significant influence (e.g. social networks) it is clear that the modelling approaches used so far in need improvement. Additionally, the joint consideration of different leisure activities is not sufficient. Hence, further research is necessary. Social contact is a major motive of leisure traffic. Because of the spatially disperse distribution of acquaintances and friends - which is a problem to public transport - and indications, that the spatial spread of those networks has increased over the last years, those contacts are a main contributor to the growth of leisure traffic. It would be useful to get to know more about this spatial distribution and the development of these networks so that first trends can be derived. A second focus of further research should be the common separation of leisure into daily leisure, weekend leisure and holidays. Due to the growing number of short trips and new living forms (e.g. weekly commuter with second flats) they cannot be separated unambiguously. Besides, one can assume, that the performance of one type of leisure depends on the others- for instance that changes in daily leisure could possibly cause changes in holidays. The link between the times and activities need to be explored in more detail.

Keywords 12 week leisure data, survey design, travel behaviour diary, list of variables, 6 weeks, ETH Zürich, Institut für Verkehrsplanung und Transportsysteme.

Preferred citation style Schilch, R., (2004) 12 weeks of leisure travel survey , Travel Survey Metadata Series, 10, Institute for Transport Planning and Systems (IVT); ETH Zürich, Zürich.

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1.0 Document Description Citation

Title: 12 weeks of leisure travel survey

Identification SVI7300 Number:

Authoring Entity: Institut für Verkehrsplanung und Transportsysteme, ETH Zürich

Other identifications and Robert SChlich acknowledgements:

Producer: Institut für Verkehrsplanung und Transportsysteme, ETH Zürich

Copyright: Institut für Verkehrsplanung und Transportsysteme, ETH Zürich

Date of Production: 2003-10-03

Software used in Nesstar Hierarchy Builder Production:

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2.0 Study Description Citation

Title: 12 weeks of leisure travel survey

Identification SVI7300 Number:

Authoring Entity: Institut für Verkehrsplanung und Transportsysteme, ETH Zürich

Producer: Institut für Verkehrsplanung und Transportsysteme, ETH Zürich

Date of Production: 2003-10-03

Software used in Nesstar Hierarchy Builder Production:

Funding Vereinigung Schweizerischer Verkehrsingenieure, SVI Agency/Sponsor:

Funding German Ministry of research Agency/Sponsor:

Distributor: Robert Schlich

Version: 10/2003

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Study Scope

12 week leisure data, survey design, travel behaviour diary, list of Keywords: variables, 6 weeks, ETH Zürich, Institut für Verkehrsplanung und Transportsysteme.

Topic Travel behaviour. Activity analysis and Dairy survey. Classification:

This survey was conducted with the research project „73/00 Determinanten des Freizeitverkehr“ of the Swiss Association of Transport Engineers (SVI) and the research project “Kontrasträume und Raumpartnerschaften (BMBF)”. It produces descriptive analyses as well as models of the variability of leisure travel (with hazard models), the impact of living conditions on leisure activities (with linear regression and Poisson regression), determinants of destination and mode choice in leisure travel (with multinominal and nested logit models). Additional travel group surveys looked at the motives behind leisure activities. All analyses focused on differences between week- and weekend leisure days. The discussions are based on our own surveys as well as on analyses of national datasets. The following surveys were conducted within this research project are: A survey which covered a period of 12 weeks of the leisure behaviour of 71 persons. They reported nearly 6000 leisure activities. This survey was the main source for the analysis of intrapersonal variability in leisure; Four focus groups, which enabled an analysis of personal attitudes and motives. Besides, the following datasets were used for modelling mode- and destination Abstract: choice The National surveys of the Federal Office of Spatial Development (ARE) (“Mikrozensus 1994 und 2000”), die “Kontinuierlichen Erhebung Personenverkehr” of the Swiss Federal Railway (KEP 1999 und 2000) and the “Zusatzmodul Reiseverhalten der Einkommens- und Verbrauchserhebung 1994” (EVE) of the Federal Office of Statistic (BfS). A database covering all Swiss municipalities with information about their leisure infrastructure was collected from various sources during the research project. The results of the research can be summarised very briefly as follows: Attributes of leisure activities. The research confirms that different leisure activities are very distinct from each other in their travel characteristics. As most leisure activities are performed in groups, the spatial distribution of social networks and their development over time becomes crucial for the growth of leisure traffic. Because social networks are spatially distributed widely it is difficult to influence leisure traffic. Rhythms and Variability: It is too simplifying to assume, that daily leisure activities are mostly performed regularly or routinely - although aspects of leisure travel like the mode choice might be to a high degree routine. The analysis show that the majority of activities - and especially those that are performed most often, like visist of

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friends - do not take place within a rhythm. Impact of residential situation: The residential situation has statistically significant impact on the frequency of leisure activities out of home. Nonetheless this influence is weak compared to other influences like sociodemographic differences. Motives: Motives behind leisure are different for activities performed in everyday life compared to motives of holiday trips. For both categories of leisure activities social contacts and the search for variability are dominant motives. Destination choice: Main result of the destination choice modelling for short excursions (with less than two nights at the destination) is the fact, that the choice of a destination depends on the accessibility of them. Traveller evaluate a destination dependant on the distance and the travel time to the alternatives of a choice set. The influence of leisure infrastructure for the destination choice of shorter excursions is weak, but still detectable. Further research: All results show that the reasons of the growth of leisure activities are still not completely known. Because of the low goodness of fit of the models and the fact that new variables were found to have a significant influence (e.g. social networks) it is clear that the modelling approaches used so far in Switzerland need improvement. Additionally, the joint consideration of different leisure activities is not sufficient. Hence, further research is necessary. Social contact is a major motive of leisure traffic. Because of the spatially disperse distribution of acquaintances and friends - which is a problem to public transport - and indications, that the spatial spread of those networks has increased over the last years, those contacts are a main contributor to the growth of leisure traffic. It would be useful to get to know more about this spatial distribution and the development of these networks so that first trends can be derived. A second focus of further research should be the common separation of leisure into daily leisure, weekend leisure and holidays. Due to the growing number of short trips and new living forms (e.g. weekly commuter with second flats) they cannot be separated unambiguously. Besides, one can assume, that the performance of one type of leisure depends on the others- for instance that changes in daily leisure could possibly cause changes in holidays. The link between the times and activities need to be explored in more detail.

Country: Switzerland

Geographic Zurich, Opfikon, Männedorf Coverage:

Unit of Analysis: Persons

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Methodology and Processing

Reporting Period from January, 15th to May, 30th 2002; splitted in 3 waves, first started at January, the 15th, second 3 weeks later, third 6 weeks later. Due to the need to arrange a personal meeting at Time Method: the beginning, somem persoons were interviewed a bit later, so that they finished after May, 30th. Persons of each waves reported their bahaviour for 12 weeks.

Random Sample from telephone book; Given ratios for place (about Sampling one third each in Zurich, Männedorf and Opfikon) and household Procedure: size (one third each in 1, 2, 2+ households)

Personal interview of sociodempgraphic questions at the start; Later a diary was send out weekly and checked, when it returned (12 Mode of Data times). Each respondent had a personal contact person from the Collection: interview team, who contacted a person, if he forgots to send his diary.

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Sources Statement

Weighting: no weighting

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Other Study Description Materials

Related Materials Citation

Title: Zielwahl im FreizeitverkehrZielwahl im Freizeitverkehr

Holdings http://www.ivt.baug.ethz.ch/vrp/ab181.pdf Information:

Schlich, R., A. Simma und K. W. Axhausen (2003) Zielwahl im Freizeitverkehr, Arbeitsberichte Verkehr- und Raumplanung, 181, Notes: Institut für Verkehrsplanung und Transportsysteme (IVT), ETH, Zürich. Citation

Title: Durchführung einer 12-wöchigen Langzeitbefragung

Holdings http://www.ivt.baug.ethz.ch/vrp/ab_123.pdf Information:

Schlich, R., B. Kluge, S. Lehmann und K. W. Axhausen (2002) Durchführung einer 12-wöchigen Langzeitbefragung, Stadt Region Notes: Land 73, Tagungsband zum 3. Aachener Kolloqium "Mobilität und Stadt", Institut für Stadtbauwesen und Stadtverkehr, RWTH Aachen, Aachen, 141-154. Citation

Title: Entwicklung eines Tagebuchs zur Erhebung von Freizeitverhalten

Holdings http://www.ivt.baug.ethz.ch/vrp/ab_121.pdf Information:

Schlich, R., A. Simma, P. Rüssli und K. W. Axhausen (2002) Entwicklung eines Tagebuchs zur Erhebung von Freizeitverhalten, Notes: Arbeitsbericht Verkehr- und Raumplanung, 121, Institut für Verkehrsplanung, Transporttechnik, Stassen- und Eisenbahnbau (IVT), ETH, Zürich.

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3.0 File Description File: p_sum_new.NSDstat

z File Structure: hierarchical

z Record Group

z Number of cases: 71

z No. of variables per record: 89

z Type of File: NSDstat 200203

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3.0 File Description File: acts2.NSDstat

z File Structure: hierarchical

z Record Group

z Number of cases: 5561

z No. of variables per record: 30

z Type of File: NSDstat 200203

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4.0 Variable Description Variable Groups

z Working z education z residence z residence history z fixed committments z mobility tools z parking z social network z household information z mobility informations z other personal information

Working

Variables within Working

z Number of workhours z Place of work z Zipcode place of work z Contact person 1 z Domicile contact person 1 z Working time rules z Pupil z Student z Apprentice z Employed Person z Homemaker z Pensioner z Unemployed z Military Service

education

Variables within education

z Domicile contact person 1 z Primary School z Secondary School z Comprehensive Secondary School z Vocational School z University of Applied Sciences z University

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residence

Variables within residence

z Number of workhours z Place of work z Zipcode place of work z Contact person 1 z Owner or lodger z Type of accommodation z Amount of rent z Ability to reach school within 10 minutes z Ability to reach kindergarden within 10 minutes z Ability to reach a doctor within 10 minutes z Ability to reach a bank within 10 minutes z Ability to reach post office within 10 minutes z Ability to reach super market within 10 minutes z Ability to reach bus / tram stop within 10 minutes z Ability to reach train station for underground or regional trains within 10 minutes z Owner of a second accommodation z Accommodation faetures z Accommodation size z Place of residence z x coordinate of residence z y coordinate of residence

residence history

Variables within residence history

z Age of the person z Number of workhours z Environment where person grew up z Place where person grew up z Zipcode of place where person grew up z Since when the person lifes in the municipality z Since when the person lifes in the flat or house z Number of moves in the last 10 years

fixed committments

Variables within fixed committments

z Domicile contact person 1 z Zipcode contact person 1 z Association, club z Honorary activities z Nursing

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z Selfimprovement

mobility tools

Variables within mobility tools

z internal identity number z Age of the person z Place of work z Zipcode contact person 1 z Number of personal vehicles z Number of bikes z Owner of a semiprice discount card z Owner of a network card z Owner of a personal vehicle z Regional Ticket (origin-destiniation) z Regional Ticket (area) z Seasonal Ticket z Passenger car z Truck, bus z Motorbike z Motocycle

parking

Variables within parking

z Age of the person z Contact person 1 z Number of parking-lots z Distance to parking lot [time] z Distance to parking lot [meters] z Availability of free parking space at work

social network

Variables within social network

z internal identity number z Age of the person z Contact person 1 z Domicile contact person 1 z Zipcode contact person 1 z Contact person 2 z Domicile contact person 2 z Zipcode contact person 2 z Contact person 3 z Domicile contact person 3 z Zipcode contact person 3

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z Contact person 4 z Domicile contact person 4 z Zipcode contact person 4 z Contact person 5 z Domicile contact person 5 z Zipcode contact person 5

household information

Variables within household information

z Number of workhours z Place of work z Contact person 1 z Income net z Number of children z Number of household members z Owner of a dog

mobility informations

Variables within mobility informations

z Age of the person z Number of trips by bicycle last week z Number of trips by public transports last week z Number of kilometers per year by car

other personal information

Variables within other personal information

z Age of the person z Zipcode place of work z Contact person 1 z Gender z Married or in a concubinage

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Variables

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Variable: internal identity number

Location: Variable Text: Index Variable

Width: 11 Range of Valid Data Values: 1301 to 3603

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

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Variable: Age of the person

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 11 16 . 1 20 . 2 23 . 2 25 . 2 26 . 2 27 . 3 28 . 2 29 . 1 30 . 1 31 . 1 32 . 2 33 . 1 34 . 3 35 . 2 36 . 3 37 . 4 38 . 2 39 . 2 40 . 1 41 . 1 42 . 3 45 . 1 48 . 1 49 . 1 51 . 1 52 . 2 56 . 2 58 . 2 59 . 1

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60 . 3 61 . 1 62 . 1 64 . 1 65 . 1 66 . 1 67 . 1 68 . 2 69 . 1 70 . 3 72 . 2 79 . 1 84 . 1

Range of Valid Data Values: 16 to 84

Summary Statistics:

Minimum : 16

Maximum : 84

Mean : 44.901

Standard deviation : 16.934

Variable Format: numeric

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Variable: Number of workhours

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 11 0 . not working 18 3 . 1 4 . 1 8 . 1 9 . 1 10 . 1 12 . 3 15 . 1 16 . 3 20 . 2 21 . 1 25 . 1 30 . 3 32 . 4 33 . 1 35 . 1 36 . 1 38 . 1 39 . 2 40 . 11 41 . 1 42 . 8 45 . 1 50 . 2 55 . 1

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 55

Summary Statistics:

Minimum : 0

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Maximum : 55

Mean : 23.577

Standard deviation : 17.899

Variable Format: numeric

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Variable: Place of work

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 50 Aarau . 1 Affoltern . 1 Altstetten . 1 Bubikon . 1 Dietikon . 1 Feldmeilen . 1 Flughafen Kloten . 2 . 1 Kandersteg Be . 1 Kloten . 2 Kloten Flughafen . 1 Museen in Zürich . 1 Männedorf . 2 Oetwil am See . 1 Opfikon . 3 Rümlang . 1 Stadt Zürich . 2 Stäfa . 1 Universitätsspital Zürich . 1 Wallisellen . 3 Zh Flughafen . 1 Zollikerberg . 1 Zürich . 13 Zürich Höngg . 1 Zürich . 1 Zürich und . 1 Zürich, Seebac . 1 am Wohnort . 1 daheim . 1

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zu Hause . 1 zu Hause /Männedorf . 1 zu Hause und auswärts . 1 zürich oerlikon . 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: character

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Variable: Zipcode place of work

Location: Variable Text: Zipcode of working place, if available

Width: 11 Value Label Frequency 0 . 18 3718 . 1 5000 . 1 8000 . 19 8005 . 1 8006 . 1 8046 . 1 8048 . 1 8049 . 1 8052 . 1 8125 . 1 8152 . 5 8153 . 1 8302 . 6 8304 . 3 8608 . 1 8618 . 1 8640 . 1 8706 . 1 8708 . 3 8712 . 1 8810 . 1 8953 . 1

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 8953

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

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Variable: Contact person 1

Location: Variable Text: Relationship to a person, which was named as an important contanct person Width: 50 Value Label Frequency Bruder . 2 Cousin . 1 Eltern . 13 Familie . 12 Familie des Mannes . 1 Feund . 1 Freund . 4 Freunde . 7 Freundin . 4 Kolleg . 1 Mutter . 3 Nichte . 1 Partner . 3 Partnerin . 2 Schwiegereltern . 1 Schwiegermutter . 2 Sohn . 3 Tochter . 3 Tochter I . 1 Vater . 3 Verwandte . 2 schwester . 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: character

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Variable: Domicile contact person 1

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 50 Aarau . 1 Arosa /GR . 1 Basel . 1 Bassersdorf . 1 Bern . 1 Boppelsen . 1 Bruchsal (D) . 1 Bülach . 1 Chur . 1 Dürnten/ZH . 1 Erlenbach . 2 Flums . 1 Genf . 1 Glattbrugg . 3 Grafstal . 1 Hausen am . 1 Höngg . 1 Kreis 11 . 1 Muhen . 1 Männedorf . 6 Münchenbuchse (BE) . 1 Oberhasli . 1 Opfikon . 3 Ottenbach . 1 Regensdorf . 1 Region Basel . 1 Rietheim . 1 Schaffhausen . 1 Schwammendingen . 1

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Schwyz . 1 Seebach zh . 1 Sion . 1 St. Gallen . 1 Stauffen (Deutschl.) . 1 Stäfa . 1 Stäfa / ZH . 1 Sulgen . 1 Tann-Rüti . 1 . 1 Wallisellen . 1 . 1 Winterthur . 2 Wollishofen (ZH) . 1 Wädenswil . 1 Zürich . 10 Zürich Seebach . 1 Zürich, Kreis 6 . 1 Zürich, Triemli . 1 opfikon . 1 rheineck . 1 zürich . 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: character

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Variable: Zipcode contact person 1

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 11 0 . 2 1200 . 1 1950 . 1 3000 . 1 3052 . 1 4001 . 1 4102 . 1 5000 . 1 5037 . 1 5323 . 1 6430 . 1 7000 . 1 7050 . 1 8000 . 11 8006 . 1 8011 . 1 8038 . 1 8051 . 1 8052 . 1 8093 . 1 8105 . 1 8113 . 1 8152 . 7 8156 . 1 8180 . 1 8200 . 1 8303 . 1 8304 . 1 8310 . 1

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8400 . 2 8583 . 1 8610 . 1 8620 . 1 8632 . 1 8635 . 1 8703 . 2 8708 . 6 8712 . 2 8820 . 1 8890 . 1 8913 . 1 8915 . 1 9000 . 1 9424 . 1 9999 . abroad 2

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 9999

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

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Variable: Contact person 2

Location: Variable Text: Relationship to a person, which was named as an important contanct person Width: 50 Value Label Frequency Arbeitskollege . 1 Bruder . 1 Cousin . 1 Eltern . 3 Ex-Mann . 1 Familie . 9 Freund . 6 Freunde . 12 Freundin . 8 Freundinnen (Arbeit) . 1 Kollege . 3 Mutter . 1 Nachbarn, 4 Haushalte . 1 Neffe . 1 Schwager . 1 Schwager & Schwägerin . 1 Schwester . 2 Schwiegereltern . 3 Sohn . 2 Sohn I . 1 Tochter . 1 Tochter II . 1 Vater . 2 Verwandte . 2 schwägerin . 1

Summary Statistics:

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Variable Format: character

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Variable: Domicile contact person 2

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 50 Adliswil . 1 Allschwil . 1 Basel . 1 Bern . 2 Buochs, LU . 1 Dielsdorf / ZH . 1 Dietikon . 1 Egg (ZH) . 1 Eglisau . 1 Embrach . 1 Erlenbach . 1 Ermattingen (TG) . 1 Gossau . 1 Herisau . 1 . 1 . 1 Kilchberg . 1 Kloten . 2 Kreis 11 . 1 Kreis 5 . 1 Küsnacht . 1 Locarno . 1 Muri BE . 1 Männedorf . 3 Männedorf / ZH . 1 Opfikon . 3 Rapperswil . 1 Samstagern . 2 Schlieren . 1

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Schwyz . 1 St.Gallen . 1 Trier (Deutschl.) . 1 Uznach /St.Gallen . 1 Wallisellen . 3 Wangen . 1 Weinfelden . 1 Weisslingen . 1 Winterthur . 3 Zollikerberg . 1 . 2 Zürich . 9 Zürich Höngg . 1 Zürich, Kreis 6 . 1 Zürich, Oerlikon . 1 oberglatt . 1 st.margrethen . 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: character

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Variable: Zipcode contact person 2

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 11 0 . no second person 5 3000 . 2 3074 . 1 3380 . 1 4000 . 1 4123 . 1 6374 . 1 6430 . 1 6600 . 1 8000 . 7 8001 . 1 8005 . 3 8006 . 1 8049 . 1 8050 . 1 8125 . 1 8132 . 1 8134 . 1 8152 . 3 8154 . 1 8157 . 1 8193 . 1 8272 . 1 8302 . 2 8304 . 3 8400 . 3 8424 . 1 8484 . 1 8570 . 1

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8625 . 1 8634 . 1 8640 . 1 8700 . 1 8702 . 2 8703 . 1 8704 . 1 8708 . 4 8730 . 1 8735 . 1 8802 . 1 8833 . 2 8952 . 1 8953 . 1 9100 . 1 9430 . 1 9999 . abroad 1

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 9999

Summary Statistics:

Minimum : 0

Maximum : 9999

Mean : 7331.38

Standard deviation : 2512.184

Variable Format: numeric

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Variable: Contact person 3

Location: Variable Text: Relationship to a person, which was named as an important contanct person Width: 50 Value Label Frequency Bandkollegen . 1 Bruder . 1 Bruder I . 1 Bruder undPatenkind . 1 Famiie . 1 Familie . 3 Freund . 7 Freunde . 18 Freundin . 3 Grossmutter . 1 Kolleg . 2 Kollege . 3 Mutter . 4 Nachbarn . 2 Patin . 1 Schwager und Schwägerin . 1 Schwester . 1 Sohn II . 1 Tochter . 1 Vater . 1 ehemaliger Arbeitskollege . 1 freundin . 1 kolleg . 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: character

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Variable: Domicile contact person 3

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 50 Adliswil . 1 Bachenbülach . 1 Basel . 3 Beinwil a. See . 1 Brütten . 1 Dübendorf . 3 Eg (ZH) . 1 Egg / ZH . 1 Erlenbach . 1 Eschlikon/TG . 1 Gossau (ZH) . 1 Grüningen . 1 Hombrechtikon . 2 Isikon zh . 1 Kilchberg . 2 Kreis 3 . 1 Kreis 4 . 1 Kreis 5 . 1 Küsnacht . 1 . 1 Männedorf . 5 Männedorf /ZH . 1 Neuseeland . 1 Oberengstringen . 1 Opfikon . 4 Ottikon zh . 1 Rheintal . 1 Schaffhausen . 1 Spreitenbach . 1

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Stadt Zürich . 2 Trier (Deutschl.) . 1 Uetikon . 1 Winkel zh . 1 Wittikon (ZH) . 1 ZH Seebach . 1 Zürich . 5 Zürich, Kreis 3 . 1 steinach . 1 zürich . 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: character

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Variable: Zipcode contact person 3

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 11 0 . no third person 14 4000 . 2 4001 . 1 5712 . 1 7310 . 1 8000 . 4 8001 . 2 8003 . 3 8004 . 1 8005 . 2 8046 . 1 8052 . 1 8102 . 1 8132 . 2 8134 . 1 8152 . 4 8184 . 1 8185 . 1 8200 . 1 8311 . 1 8335 . 1 8360 . 1 8600 . 3 8625 . 1 8626 . 1 8627 . 1 8634 . 2 8700 . 1 8703 . 1

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8706 . 1 8707 . 1 8708 . 6 8802 . 2 8957 . 1 9323 . 1 9999 . abroad 2

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 9999

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

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Variable: Contact person 4

Location: Variable Text: Relationship to a person, which was named as an important contanct person Width: 50 Value Label Frequency Arbeitskollege . 1 Bruder . 1 Bruder II . 1 Eltern . 1 Familie . 4 Freund . 5 Freunde . 15 Freunde (TV) . 1 Freunde II . 1 Freundin . 6 Gotte . 1 Gottenkind . 1 Kolleg . 1 Kollege . 1 Schwester . 2 Sohn . 1 Tante . 1 Vater . 1 Verwandte . 1 freundin /nachbarin . 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: character

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Variable: Domicile contact person 4

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 50 Aarau . 1 Beinwil a. See . 1 Bern . 1 Biel . 1 Birchwil zh . 1 Dürnten . 1 Flurlingen . 1 Greifensee . 2 Kilchberg /ZH . 1 Kloten . 1 Kreis 5 . 1 Kreis 6 . 1 Küsnacht . 1 Meilen . 1 Männedorf . 5 Neuchatel . 1 Opfikon . 3 Ottenbach . 1 Rapperswil /SG . 1 Rotkreuz (ZUG) . 1 Spreitenbach . 1 Stadt Zürich . 1 Stäfa . 1 Stäfa /ZH . 1 Tirol . 1 Urdorf zh . 1 Uster . 1 Wald . 1 Wiedlisbach . 1

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Zollikon . 1 Zürich . 8 opfikon . 1 winterthur . 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: character

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Variable: Zipcode contact person 4

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 11 0 . no fourth person 24 2000 . 1 2502 . 1 3000 . 1 4537 . 1 5000 . 1 5712 . 1 6343 . 1 8000 . 4 8001 . 2 8003 . 1 8004 . 1 8005 . 2 8006 . 1 8152 . 4 8247 . 1 8302 . 1 8309 . 1 8400 . 1 8606 . 2 8610 . 1 8635 . 1 8636 . 1 8640 . 1 8700 . 1 8702 . 1 8706 . 1 8708 . 5 8712 . 2

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8802 . 1 8902 . 1 8913 . 1 8957 . 1 9999 . abroad 1

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 9999

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

43 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Contact person 5

Location: Variable Text: Relationship to a person, which was named as an important contanct person Width: 50 Value Label Frequency Altersbetreuung . 1 Arbeitskollege . 1 Bruder . 3 Cousine . 2 Eltern . 1 Familie . 3 Freund . 3 Freunde . 11 Freundin . 2 Kolleg . 2 Kollege . 1 Schwester . 1 Schwiegermutter . 1 Tante . 2 Verwandte . 4 kollegin . 1 verwandte . 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: character

44 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Domicile contact person 5

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 50 Baden/Bülach . 1 Berlin . 1 Blumberg (Deutschl.) . 1 Brüttisellen . 1 Fribourg . 1 Glattbrugg . 2 Hombrechtikon . 1 Kloten . 2 Konstanz . 1 Kreis 3 . 1 Lachen . 1 Lenzburg . 1 Lyss . 2 Meilen /ZH . 1 Männedorf . 1 Olten . 1 Reinach AG . 1 Schaffhausen . 1 Schwammendingen . 1 Schwammendingen (ZH) . 1 Spanien . 1 Stäfa . 1 Tann-Rüti . 1 Volketswil . 1 Wetzikon . 1 Winterthur . 1 Zwillikon . 1 Zürich . 6 Zürich, Albisrieden . 1

45 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

bülach . 1 kloten . 1 meilen . 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: character

46 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Zipcode contact person 5

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 11 0 . no fifth person 31 784 . 1 1700 . 1 3250 . 2 4600 . 1 5400 . 1 5600 . 1 5734 . 1 8000 . 5 8003 . 1 8004 . 2 8051 . 2 8152 . 2 8180 . 1 8200 . 1 8302 . 3 8306 . 1 8400 . 1 8604 . 1 8620 . 1 8632 . 1 8634 . 1 8706 . 2 8708 . 1 8712 . 1 8853 . 1 8909 . 1 9999 . abroad 3

47 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 9999

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

48 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Number of personal vehicles

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 11 0 . 19 1 . 39 2 . 10 3 . 3

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 3

Summary Statistics:

Minimum : 0

Maximum : 3

Mean : 0.958

Standard deviation : 0.764

Variable Format: numeric

49 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Number of parking-lots

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 11 0 . 10 1 . 22 2 . 12 3 . 5 4 . 1 5 . 1 30 . 1 9999 . no pv 19

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 9999

Summary Statistics:

Minimum : 0

Maximum : 9999

Mean : 2677.197

Standard deviation : 4457.316

Variable Format: numeric

50 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Distance to parking lot [time]

Location: Variable Text: in minutes

Width: 11 Value Label Frequency 0 . 3 1 . 29 2 . 6 3 . 4 9999 . no pv or parking lot 29

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 9999

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

51 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Distance to parking lot [meters]

Location: Variable Text: in meters

Width: 11 Value Label Frequency 0 . 3 2 . 1 10 . 1 15 . 1 20 . 11 25 . 4 30 . 10 50 . 2 100 . 4 200 . 4 250 . 1 9999 . no pv or parking lot 29

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 9999

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

52 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Number of bikes

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 11 0 . 12 1 . 12 2 . 17 3 . 11 4 . 13 5 . 5 8 . 1

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 8

Summary Statistics:

Minimum : 0

Maximum : 8

Mean : 2.31

Standard deviation : 1.678

Variable Format: numeric

53 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Number of trips by bicycle last week

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 11 0 . 51 1 . 1 2 . 6 4 . 1 6 . 2 7 . 1 8 . 1 10 . 1 12 . 2 15 . 1 16 . 1 20 . 2 28 . 1

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 28

Summary Statistics:

Minimum : 0

Maximum : 28

Mean : 2.493

Standard deviation : 5.654

Variable Format: numeric

54 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Number of trips by public transports last week

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 11 0 . 16 1 . 3 2 . 10 4 . 10 5 . 4 6 . 5 8 . 4 10 . 4 12 . 5 14 . 1 15 . 4 17 . 1 20 . 2 30 . 2

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 30

Summary Statistics:

Minimum : 0

Maximum : 30

Mean : 6.141

Standard deviation : 6.726

Variable Format: numeric

55 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Number of kilometers per year by car

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 11 0 . 11 7 . 1 100 . 3 200 . 1 208 . 1 300 . 1 500 . 1 600 . 1 700 . 2 800 . 1 1000 . 3 1200 . 1 1500 . 1 2000 . 4 2500 . 1 2600 . 1 3000 . 3 5000 . 3 6000 . 2 7000 . 1 7500 . 1 8000 . 4 8500 . 1 9000 . 1 10000 . 7 11000 . 1 12000 . 3 13000 . 1 15000 . 4

56 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

20000 . 2 25000 . 2 35000 . 1

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 35000

Summary Statistics:

Minimum : 0

Maximum : 35000

Mean : 6170.634

Standard deviation : 7191.449

Variable Format: numeric

57 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Environment where person grew up

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 11 1 . Bigger Town 27 2 . Smaller Town 17 3 . Rural area 25 Sysmiss . 2

Range of Valid Data Values: 1 to 3

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

58 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Place where person grew up

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 50 Aarau . 1 Abidjan (Afrika,Elfenbeinküste) . 1 Arosa /GR . 1 Basel . 1 Bassersdorf (ZH) . 1 Beinwil a. See /AG . 1 Binningen/Baselland . 1 Bruchsal (D) . 1 Deutschland . 1 Dietikon . 1 Dürnten/ZH . 1 Ebnat Kappel (TG) . 1 Effretikon . 1 England . 1 Erlenbach (ZH) . 1 Flurlingen/ZH . 1 Frankfurt D . 1 Genf . 1 Glattbrugg Zh . 1 Hombrechtikon (ZH) . 1 Kilchberg . 1 Lima , Perü . 1 Meilen (ZH) . 1 Meilen/Lottstetten/Rümlang . 1 Meisterschwanden / Aargau . 1 Neukirch-Egnach . 1 Niederlenz (AG) . 1 Northcarolina, USA . 1 Oberhasli ZH . 1

59 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Opfikon . 1 Rio Brasilien . 1 Rümlang (ZH) . 1 SH/ZH . 1 Schaffhausen . 1 Schmitten,FR . 1 St. Gallen . 1 St.Gallen,Volketswil . 1 Stäfa / ZH . 1 Tann-Rüti . 1 Trier (Deutschland) . 1 Uster . 1 Wallisellen . 2 Walzenhausen / AR . 1 Wangen bei Dübendorf . 1 Wetzikon . 1 Worms (BRD) . 1 Wädenswil . 1 Zolliker Berg . 1 Zollikon / Zürich . 1 Zürich . 17 Zürich, Weiningen . 1 schlieren . 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: character

60 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Zipcode of place where person grew up

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 11 1200 . 1 3185 . 1 4000 . 1 4102 . 1 5000 . 1 5616 . 1 5702 . 1 5712 . 1 7050 . 1 8000 . 13 8004 . 1 8005 . 1 8006 . 1 8007 . 1 8104 . 1 8125 . 1 8152 . 2 8153 . 1 8156 . 1 8200 . 2 8247 . 1 8303 . 1 8304 . 2 8307 . 1 8602 . 1 8610 . 1 8620 . 1 8632 . 1 8634 . 1

61 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

8635 . 1 8702 . 1 8703 . 1 8706 . 2 8712 . 1 8802 . 1 8820 . 1 8952 . 1 8953 . 1 9000 . 2 9315 . 1 9428 . 1 9642 . 1 9999 . abroad 9 76646 . 1 Sysmiss . 2

Range of Valid Data Values: 1200 to 76646

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

62 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Since when the person lifes in the municipality

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 11 1918 . 1 1934 . 1 1951 . 1 1955 . 1 1957 . 1 1960 . 1 1961 . 1 1962 . 1 1964 . 1 1966 . 1 1967 . 1 1971 . 1 1974 . 1 1975 . 1 1976 . 3 1977 . 1 1979 . 1 1980 . 1 1982 . 3 1983 . 1 1985 . 3 1986 . 2 1987 . 4 1988 . 1 1989 . 2 1990 . 2 1992 . 4 1994 . 1 1995 . 2

63 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

1996 . 5 1997 . 2 1998 . 2 1999 . 2 2000 . 9 2001 . 4 2002 . 2

Range of Valid Data Values: 1918 to 2002

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

64 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Since when the person lifes in the flat or house

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 11 1964 . 1 1967 . 1 1969 . 1 1971 . 1 1975 . 2 1976 . 2 1978 . 1 1980 . 2 1982 . 2 1983 . 1 1985 . 1 1986 . 2 1987 . 2 1988 . 1 1990 . 2 1992 . 4 1995 . 4 1996 . 4 1997 . 3 1998 . 4 1999 . 4 2000 . 15 2001 . 9 2002 . 2

Range of Valid Data Values: 1964 to 2002

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

65 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Number of moves in the last 10 years

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 11 0 . 26 1 . 17 2 . 9 3 . 5 4 . 4 5 . 4 6 . 3 7 . 1 10 . 1 12 . 1

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 12

Summary Statistics:

Minimum : 0

Maximum : 12

Mean : 1.873

Standard deviation : 2.432

Variable Format: numeric

66 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Owner or lodger

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 11 0 . no information 1 1 . Flat 48 2 . House, Condominium 20 3 . Others 1 Sysmiss . 1

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 3

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

67 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Type of accommodation

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 11 0 . no information 2 Apartement house with more than 6 1 . 33 units Apartement house with 6 or less 2 . 20 units 3 . Terrace house / semi-detached house 8 4 . Detached house 8 5 . Others 0

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 4

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

68 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Amount of rent

Location: Variable Text: in Swiss Franken

Width: 11 Value Label Frequency 0 . 6 500 . 1 780 . 1 800 . 1 850 . 1 900 . 1 1000 . 1 1050 . 1 1100 . 2 1130 . 1 1200 . 4 1250 . 1 1300 . 3 1350 . 2 1365 . 1 1380 . 1 1400 . 5 1428 . 1 1450 . 1 1500 . 2 1570 . 2 1600 . 3 1633 . 1 1650 . 1 1700 . 2 1800 . 2 1900 . 1

69 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

1950 . 2 1980 . 1 2000 . 5 2060 . 1 2100 . 1 2200 . 1 2300 . 1 2450 . 1 2500 . 4 3000 . 1 4500 . 1 Sysmiss . 3

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 4500

Summary Statistics:

Minimum : 0

Maximum : 4500

Mean : 1501.412

Standard deviation : 755.275

Variable Format: numeric

70 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Income net

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 11 0 . 7 1 . less than 2000 SFR 8 2 . 2001 to 3000 SFR 9 3 . 3001 to 4000 SFR 9 4 . 4001 to 5000 SFR 8 5 . 5001 to 7500 SFR 17 6 . 7501 to 10000 SFR 5 7 . 10001 SFR and more 6 Sysmiss . 2

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 7

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

71 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Date of Interview

Location: Variable Text: Date when the first interview took place. Reporting period started the following Monday Width: 11 Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

72 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Personal number of interviewer

Location: Variable Text: Index variable of the person who did the interview - neccesary to identify biases through the interviewer Width: 12 Value Label Frequency 1 . 15 2 . 15 3 . 12 4 . 15 5 . 14

Range of Valid Data Values: 1 to 5

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

73 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Number of children

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . 54 1 . 8 2 . 8 3 . 1

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 3

Summary Statistics:

Minimum : 0

Maximum : 3

Mean : 0.38

Standard deviation : 0.744

Variable Format: numeric

74 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Number of household members

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 1 . 16 2 . 27 3 . 17 4 . 10 5 . 1

Range of Valid Data Values: 1 to 5

Summary Statistics:

Minimum : 1

Maximum : 5

Mean : 2.338

Standard deviation : 1.027

Variable Format: numeric

75 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Working time rules

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 1 . flexible work time 20 2 . fixed working hours 16 shiftting times with fixed working 3 . 8 hours 4 . Others 0 9999 . no work 18 Sysmiss . 9

Range of Valid Data Values: 1 to 9999

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

76 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Owner of a semiprice discount card

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . No 28 1 . Yes 43

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

77 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Owner of a network card

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . No 61 1 . Yes 10

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

78 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Owner of a personal vehicle

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . 38 1 . Yes 33 2 . No 0

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

79 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Ability to reach school within 10 minutes

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . No 27 1 . yes 44

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

80 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Ability to reach kindergarden within 10 minutes

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . No 23 1 . Yes 48

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

81 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Ability to reach a doctor within 10 minutes

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . No 25 1 . Yes 46

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

82 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Ability to reach a bank within 10 minutes

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . No 27 1 . yes 44

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

83 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Ability to reach post office within 10 minutes

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . No 15 1 . Yes 56

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

84 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Ability to reach super market within 10 minutes

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . No 18 1 . Yes 53

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

85 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Ability to reach bus / tram stop within 10 minutes

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . No 4 1 . Yes 67

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

86 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Ability to reach train station for underground or regional trains within 10 minutes

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . No 28 1 . Yes 43

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

87 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Owner of a second accommodation

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . no second accomodation 57 1 . Vacation apartement 9 2 . Weekend house 2 3 . Permanent place on a campground 0 4 . Allotment garden 3

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 4

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

88 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Accommodation faetures

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . 9 1 . Garden 7 2 . Balcony 33 3 . Terrace 22

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 3

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

89 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Accommodation size

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 25 . 1 50 . 2 55 . 2 60 . 3 70 . 8 72 . 1 74 . 1 75 . 2 80 . 8 85 . 3 90 . 4 95 . 2 100 . 9 114 . 1 120 . 6 130 . 1 150 . 1 160 . 2 170 . 1 180 . 4 184 . 1 200 . 2 270 . 1 300 . 1 Sysmiss . 4

Range of Valid Data Values: 25 to 300

Summary Statistics:

Minimum : 25

90 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Maximum : 300

Mean : 105.881

Standard deviation : 50.908

Variable Format: numeric

91 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Place of residence

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 3 . Opfikon 20 4 . Männedorf 23 5 . Zürich 28

Range of Valid Data Values: 3 to 5

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

92 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Gender

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . female 37 1 . male 34

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

93 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Owner of a dog

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . No 63 1 . Yes 8

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

94 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Married or in a concubinage

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . No 14 1 . Yes 57

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

95 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Availability of free parking space at work

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . No 50 1 . Yes 21

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

96 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: x coordinate of residence

Location: Variable Text: x coordinate of residence

Width: 12 Value Label Frequency 681.777 . 16 683.534 . 12 685.286 . 23 695.009 . 20

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

97 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: y coordinate of residence

Location: Variable Text: y coordinate of residence

Width: 12 Value Label Frequency 235.724 . 20 248.551 . 12 249.056 . 16 254.09 . 23

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

98 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Pupil

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . No 68 1 . Yes 3

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

99 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Student

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . No 69 1 . Yes 2

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

100 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Apprentice

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . No 69 1 . Yes 2

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

101 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Employed Person

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . No 20 1 . Yes 51

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

102 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Homemaker

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . No 52 1 . Yes 19

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

103 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Pensioner

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . No 57 1 . Yes 14

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

104 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Unemployed

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . No 71 1 . Yes 0

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 0

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

105 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Military Service

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . No 71 1 . Yes 0

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 0

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

106 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Primary School

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . No 2 1 . Yes 69

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

107 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Secondary School

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . No 15 1 . Yes 56

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

108 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Comprehensive Secondary School

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . No 45 1 . Yes 26

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

109 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Vocational School

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . No 31 1 . Yes 40

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

110 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: University of Applied Sciences

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . No 63 1 . Yes 8

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

111 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: University

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . No 59 1 . Yes 12

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

112 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Association, club

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . No 41 1 . Yes 30

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

113 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Honorary activities

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . No 69 1 . Yes 2

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

114 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Nursing

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . No 69 1 . Yes 2

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

115 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Selfimprovement

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . No 58 1 . Yes 13

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

116 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Regional Ticket (origin-destiniation)

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . No 66 1 . Yes 5

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

117 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Regional Ticket (area)

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . No 65 1 . Yes 6

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

118 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Seasonal Ticket

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . No 62 1 . Yes 9

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

119 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Passenger car

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . No 12 1 . Yes 59

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

120 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Truck, bus

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . No 70 1 . Yes 1

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

121 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Motorbike

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . No 60 1 . Yes 11

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

122 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Motocycle

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . No 56 1 . Yes 15

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

123 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Internal identification number: Person

Location: Range of Valid Data Values: 1301 to 3603

Width: 11 Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

124 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Date of first reporting day

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 11 04-FEB-2002 . 202 04-MAR-2002 . 556 08-APR-2002 . 186 11-FEB-2002 . 486 11-MAR-2002 . 334 18-FEB-2002 . 493 18-MAR-2002 . 365 21-JAN-2002 . 1277 25-FEB-2002 . 228 25-MAR-2002 . 289 28-JAN-2002 . 1145

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: character

125 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Activity start time (hh:mm:ss)

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 8 0:00:00 . 28 0:10:00 . 1 0:15:00 . 1 0:30:00 . 6 0:40:00 . 1 0:45:00 . 3 10:00:00 . 220 10:05:00 . 7 10:10:00 . 5 10:15:00 . 22 10:20:00 . 5 10:25:00 . 4 10:30:00 . 69 10:35:00 . 2 10:40:00 . 4 10:45:00 . 11 10:50:00 . 1 11:00:00 . 163 11:05:00 . 1 11:10:00 . 10 11:15:00 . 16 11:20:00 . 10 11:25:00 . 3 11:30:00 . 39 11:40:00 . 1 11:45:00 . 15 11:50:00 . 3 12:00:00 . 166 12:05:00 . 2

126 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

12:10:00 . 2 12:15:00 . 18 12:20:00 . 2 12:25:00 . 2 12:30:00 . 54 12:40:00 . 8 12:45:00 . 6 12:50:00 . 3 12:55:00 . 1 13:00:00 . 199 13:05:00 . 4 13:10:00 . 3 13:15:00 . 34 13:20:00 . 10 13:25:00 . 1 13:30:00 . 111 13:35:00 . 1 13:40:00 . 4 13:45:00 . 14 13:50:00 . 11 14:00:00 . 310 14:05:00 . 8 14:10:00 . 10 14:15:00 . 40 14:20:00 . 10 14:25:00 . 2 14:30:00 . 103 14:33:00 . 1 14:34:00 . 2 14:40:00 . 6 14:45:00 . 13

127 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

14:50:00 . 8 15:00:00 . 209 15:05:00 . 4 15:10:00 . 15 15:15:00 . 23 15:20:00 . 5 15:30:00 . 91 15:35:00 . 1 15:40:00 . 2 15:45:00 . 11 15:50:00 . 3 16:00:00 . 202 16:05:00 . 5 16:10:00 . 11 16:15:00 . 28 16:20:00 . 11 16:25:00 . 1 16:30:00 . 61 16:33:00 . 1 16:35:00 . 2 16:40:00 . 5 16:45:00 . 13 16:50:00 . 9 16:55:00 . 1 17:00:00 . 181 17:01:00 . 1 17:05:00 . 2 17:10:00 . 11 17:11:00 . 1 17:15:00 . 30 17:20:00 . 10

128 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

17:30:00 . 73 17:35:00 . 1 17:40:00 . 4 17:45:00 . 13 17:50:00 . 4 17:55:00 . 1 18:00:00 . 267 18:10:00 . 13 18:15:00 . 39 18:20:00 . 2 18:25:00 . 1 18:30:00 . 116 18:35:00 . 1 18:40:00 . 2 18:45:00 . 18 18:50:00 . 6 18:55:00 . 1 19:00:00 . 276 19:05:00 . 2 19:10:00 . 11 19:15:00 . 22 19:20:00 . 2 19:30:00 . 138 19:35:00 . 1 19:40:00 . 5 19:45:00 . 25 19:50:00 . 6 1:00:00 . 11 1:15:00 . 1 20:00:00 . 250 20:10:00 . 11

129 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

20:15:00 . 31 20:20:00 . 1 20:30:00 . 61 20:45:00 . 12 21:00:00 . 137 21:10:00 . 4 21:15:00 . 13 21:30:00 . 52 21:40:00 . 5 21:45:00 . 3 22:00:00 . 121 22:05:00 . 2 22:10:00 . 1 22:15:00 . 10 22:20:00 . 3 22:30:00 . 47 22:40:00 . 4 22:45:00 . 3 23:00:00 . 46 23:15:00 . 1 23:20:00 . 1 23:30:00 . 17 23:45:00 . 4 23:50:00 . 3 2:00:00 . 6 2:15:00 . 1 2:30:00 . 1 3:00:00 . 1 5:00:00 . 1 5:30:00 . 1 6:00:00 . 3

130 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

6:15:00 . 2 6:30:00 . 6 6:40:00 . 1 6:45:00 . 1 6:50:00 . 1 6:55:00 . 1 7:00:00 . 84 7:02:00 . 1 7:05:00 . 2 7:10:00 . 15 7:13:00 . 1 7:15:00 . 34 7:20:00 . 21 7:25:00 . 1 7:30:00 . 39 7:35:00 . 1 7:40:00 . 2 7:45:00 . 5 7:50:00 . 16 7:55:00 . 3 8:00:00 . 89 8:05:00 . 1 8:10:00 . 9 8:13:00 . 1 8:15:00 . 10 8:20:00 . 11 8:25:00 . 1 8:30:00 . 51 8:35:00 . 1 8:40:00 . 5 8:45:00 . 13

131 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

8:50:00 . 7 9:00:00 . 234 9:05:00 . 8 9:10:00 . 18 9:15:00 . 68 9:20:00 . 9 9:25:00 . 1 9:26:00 . 1 9:30:00 . 72 9:35:00 . 2 9:40:00 . 5 9:45:00 . 8 9:50:00 . 8 9:55:00 . 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: character

132 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Activity end time (hh:mm:ss)

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 8 0:00:00 . 165 0:10:00 . 3 0:15:00 . 9 0:20:00 . 2 0:30:00 . 73 0:40:00 . 6 0:45:00 . 7 0:55:00 . 1 10:00:00 . 41 10:05:00 . 1 10:10:00 . 5 10:15:00 . 10 10:20:00 . 5 10:25:00 . 1 10:30:00 . 90 10:35:00 . 2 10:40:00 . 6 10:45:00 . 19 10:50:00 . 5 10:55:00 . 2 11:00:00 . 154 11:05:00 . 1 11:10:00 . 8 11:15:00 . 19 11:20:00 . 8 11:25:00 . 1 11:30:00 . 99 11:35:00 . 2 11:40:00 . 11

133 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

11:45:00 . 17 11:50:00 . 6 11:55:00 . 8 12:00:00 . 104 12:05:00 . 2 12:10:00 . 2 12:15:00 . 14 12:20:00 . 1 12:25:00 . 12 12:30:00 . 44 12:40:00 . 3 12:45:00 . 5 12:50:00 . 2 12:55:00 . 1 13:00:00 . 119 13:10:00 . 2 13:15:00 . 16 13:20:00 . 5 13:25:00 . 1 13:30:00 . 56 13:35:00 . 1 13:40:00 . 2 13:45:00 . 8 13:50:00 . 4 14:00:00 . 106 14:05:00 . 2 14:10:00 . 2 14:15:00 . 18 14:20:00 . 3 14:25:00 . 2 14:30:00 . 48

134 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

14:40:00 . 1 14:45:00 . 19 14:50:00 . 8 14:55:00 . 2 15:00:00 . 110 15:05:00 . 2 15:15:00 . 11 15:20:00 . 7 15:25:00 . 2 15:30:00 . 87 15:35:00 . 1 15:40:00 . 7 15:45:00 . 17 15:50:00 . 16 15:55:00 . 2 16:00:00 . 206 16:05:00 . 3 16:10:00 . 4 16:12:00 . 1 16:15:00 . 25 16:20:00 . 6 16:30:00 . 129 16:35:00 . 1 16:40:00 . 15 16:45:00 . 45 16:50:00 . 33 16:55:00 . 4 17:00:00 . 344 17:05:00 . 2 17:10:00 . 11 17:15:00 . 39

135 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

17:20:00 . 7 17:30:00 . 169 17:35:00 . 2 17:40:00 . 10 17:45:00 . 40 17:50:00 . 26 17:55:00 . 6 18:00:00 . 256 18:10:00 . 9 18:15:00 . 32 18:20:00 . 3 18:25:00 . 1 18:30:00 . 92 18:35:00 . 2 18:40:00 . 9 18:45:00 . 17 18:50:00 . 16 18:55:00 . 5 19:00:00 . 146 19:10:00 . 2 19:15:00 . 22 19:20:00 . 7 19:25:00 . 4 19:30:00 . 83 19:31:00 . 1 19:35:00 . 2 19:40:00 . 5 19:45:00 . 17 19:50:00 . 9 19:55:00 . 1 1:00:00 . 62

136 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

1:15:00 . 2 1:30:00 . 26 1:45:00 . 2 20:00:00 . 193 20:05:00 . 1 20:10:00 . 4 20:15:00 . 23 20:20:00 . 6 20:27:00 . 1 20:30:00 . 61 20:35:00 . 1 20:40:00 . 1 20:45:00 . 8 20:50:00 . 2 21:00:00 . 155 21:01:00 . 1 21:10:00 . 4 21:15:00 . 26 21:20:00 . 11 21:30:00 . 116 21:40:00 . 7 21:45:00 . 19 21:50:00 . 10 22:00:00 . 203 22:05:00 . 3 22:10:00 . 12 22:15:00 . 32 22:20:00 . 6 22:30:00 . 178 22:35:00 . 1 22:40:00 . 10

137 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

22:45:00 . 10 22:50:00 . 8 22:55:00 . 1 23:00:00 . 155 23:05:00 . 1 23:10:00 . 5 23:15:00 . 11 23:20:00 . 2 23:30:00 . 120 23:35:00 . 1 23:40:00 . 6 23:45:00 . 12 23:50:00 . 7 23:59:00 . 1 24:00:00 . 8 2:00:00 . 47 2:15:00 . 1 2:20:00 . 1 2:30:00 . 20 2:45:00 . 1 2:50:00 . 1 3:00:00 . 28 3:15:00 . 3 3:30:00 . 12 3:45:00 . 1 4:00:00 . 15 4:15:00 . 2 4:30:00 . 10 4:40:00 . 1 5:00:00 . 18 5:30:00 . 2

138 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

6:00:00 . 5 6:30:00 . 1 7:00:00 . 7 7:10:00 . 1 7:15:00 . 3 7:20:00 . 2 7:25:00 . 2 7:30:00 . 68 7:35:00 . 8 7:40:00 . 11 7:45:00 . 23 7:50:00 . 5 8:00:00 . 14 8:10:00 . 2 8:15:00 . 3 8:20:00 . 7 8:25:00 . 2 8:30:00 . 15 8:35:00 . 2 8:40:00 . 5 8:45:00 . 7 8:50:00 . 6 8:55:00 . 1 9:00:00 . 36 9:10:00 . 6 9:15:00 . 16 9:20:00 . 5 9:30:00 . 28 9:35:00 . 2 9:39:00 . 1 9:40:00 . 13

139 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

9:45:00 . 11 9:50:00 . 9 9:55:00 . 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: character

140 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Number of reporting week

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 11 1 . One 560 2 . Two 521 3 . Three 486 4 . Four 468 5 . Five 409 6 . Six 377 7 . Seven 426 8 . Eight 469 9 . Nine 415 10 . Ten 502 11 . Eleven 463 12 . Twelve 465

Range of Valid Data Values: 1 to 12

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

141 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Weekday

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 11 1 . Monday 691 2 . Tuesday 735 3 . Wednesday 793 4 . Thursday 789 5 . Friday 812 6 . Saturday 891 7 . Sunday 850

Range of Valid Data Values: 1 to 7

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

142 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Description of activity

Location: Summary Statistics:

Width: 254 Variable Format: character

143 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Internal identification number: Activity

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 4 0 . 19 1 . 3435 2 . 1434 3 . 465 4 . 145 5 . 43 6 . 14 7 . 4 8 . 2

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 8

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

144 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Place of activity

Location: Summary Statistics:

Width: 50 Variable Format: character

145 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Post code of activity place

Location: Range of Valid Data Values: 1000 to 9999

Width: 11 Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

146 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Number of visits at activity place before

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 11 1 . Never 400 2 . One or two times 330 3 . Three to ten times 708 4 . More than 10 times 3962 5 . Not known 85 Sysmiss . 76

Range of Valid Data Values: 1 to 5

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

147 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Number of interviewer

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 1 . One 1116 2 . Two 942 3 . Three 1095 4 . Four 1102 5 . Five 1306

Range of Valid Data Values: 1 to 5

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

148 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Mode of transport (to destination)

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 1 . Walk 1907 2 . Bicycle 496 3 . Motorbike 2 4 . Car as driver 1355 5 . Car as passenger 493 6 . Bus / Light rail 826 8 . Train 386 9 . Others 43 Sysmiss . 53

Range of Valid Data Values: 1 to 9

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

149 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Mode of transport (in return)

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 1 . Walk 1977 2 . Bicycle 498 3 . Motorbike 2 4 . Car as driver 1345 5 . Car as passenger 543 6 . Bus / Light rail 0 8 . Train 426 9 . Others 70 Sysmiss . 700

Range of Valid Data Values: 1 to 9

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

150 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Activity purpose (categories)

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 1 . Meeting relatives/family 190 2 . Meeting friends 623 3 . Pick up/Drop off 89 4 . child care 80 5 . club meeting 195 6 . honorary/ unpaid help 65 7 . cultural 330 8 . church 53 9 . restaurant, pub, etc 961 10 . sport as spectator 45 11 . active sport 734 12 . Garden/Cottage 45 13 . graveyard 21 14 . going for a walk 1014 15 . Excursion: nature 193 16 . Excursion: city 78 17 . Excursion: Ski 23 18 . Short trip (whole day) 12 19 . Car care and refueling 13 20 . Shopping: Daily 170 21 . Shopping: Non-Daily demand 90 22 . window shopping 166 23 . Private business: Administrative 28 24 . 'Private business: Health 70 25 . further education 60 26 . educatio/School 2 27 . Work related business 14 28 . work 22 29 . others 41

151 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

30 . Festivals, partys 72 31 . making music 62

Range of Valid Data Values: 1 to 31

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

152 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: X coordinate

Location: Summary Statistics:

Width: 12 Variable Format: numeric

153 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Y coordinate

Location: Summary Statistics:

Width: 12 Minimum : 95.667

Maximum : 283.783

Mean : 244.855

Standard deviation : 14.196

Variable Format: numeric

154 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Day of year

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 11 01-APR-2002 . 67 01-FEB-2002 . 36 01-JUN-2002 . 18 01-MAR-2002 . 51 01-MAY-2002 . 28 02-APR-2002 . 60 02-FEB-2002 . 42 02-JUN-2002 . 18 02-MAR-2002 . 45 02-MAY-2002 . 26 03-APR-2002 . 73 03-FEB-2002 . 39 03-JUN-2002 . 9 03-MAR-2002 . 49 03-MAY-2002 . 39 04-APR-2002 . 81 04-FEB-2002 . 27 04-JUN-2002 . 8 04-MAR-2002 . 36 04-MAY-2002 . 38 05-APR-2002 . 74 05-FEB-2002 . 35 05-JUN-2002 . 4 05-MAR-2002 . 40 05-MAY-2002 . 37 06-APR-2002 . 73 06-FEB-2002 . 29 06-JUN-2002 . 8 06-MAR-2002 . 62

155 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

06-MAY-2002 . 21 07-APR-2002 . 71 07-FEB-2002 . 30 07-JUN-2002 . 6 07-MAR-2002 . 50 07-MAY-2002 . 36 08-APR-2002 . 70 08-FEB-2002 . 30 08-JUN-2002 . 11 08-MAR-2002 . 43 08-MAY-2002 . 33 09-APR-2002 . 60 09-FEB-2002 . 39 09-JUN-2002 . 11 09-MAR-2002 . 76 09-MAY-2002 . 29 10-APR-2002 . 68 10-FEB-2002 . 30 10-JUN-2002 . 3 10-MAR-2002 . 60 10-MAY-2002 . 32 11-APR-2002 . 62 11-FEB-2002 . 34 11-JUN-2002 . 6 11-MAR-2002 . 43 11-MAY-2002 . 35 12-APR-2002 . 67 12-FEB-2002 . 29 12-JUN-2002 . 6 12-MAR-2002 . 50 12-MAY-2002 . 41

156 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

13-APR-2002 . 64 13-FEB-2002 . 33 13-JUN-2002 . 4 13-MAR-2002 . 57 13-MAY-2002 . 14 14-APR-2002 . 57 14-FEB-2002 . 41 14-JUN-2002 . 4 14-MAR-2002 . 52 14-MAY-2002 . 22 15-APR-2002 . 41 15-FEB-2002 . 46 15-JUN-2002 . 5 15-MAR-2002 . 56 15-MAY-2002 . 31 16-APR-2002 . 47 16-FEB-2002 . 46 16-JUN-2002 . 7 16-MAR-2002 . 70 16-MAY-2002 . 31 17-APR-2002 . 53 17-FEB-2002 . 50 17-JUN-2002 . 2 17-MAR-2002 . 55 17-MAY-2002 . 24 18-APR-2002 . 46 18-FEB-2002 . 37 18-JUN-2002 . 2 18-MAR-2002 . 47 18-MAY-2002 . 23 19-APR-2002 . 45

157 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

19-FEB-2002 . 41 19-JUN-2002 . 3 19-MAR-2002 . 53 19-MAY-2002 . 25 20-APR-2002 . 50 20-FEB-2002 . 41 20-MAR-2002 . 61 20-MAY-2002 . 20 21-APR-2002 . 51 21-FEB-2002 . 38 21-JAN-2002 . 13 21-JUN-2002 . 1 21-MAR-2002 . 64 21-MAY-2002 . 14 22-APR-2002 . 30 22-FEB-2002 . 33 22-JAN-2002 . 16 22-MAR-2002 . 62 22-MAY-2002 . 19 23-APR-2002 . 34 23-FEB-2002 . 36 23-JAN-2002 . 20 23-MAR-2002 . 75 23-MAY-2002 . 19 24-APR-2002 . 21 24-FEB-2002 . 33 24-JAN-2002 . 23 24-MAR-2002 . 69 24-MAY-2002 . 22 25-APR-2002 . 37 25-FEB-2002 . 35

158 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

25-JAN-2002 . 23 25-JUN-2002 . 2 25-MAR-2002 . 69 25-MAY-2002 . 25 26-APR-2002 . 33 26-FEB-2002 . 30 26-JAN-2002 . 21 26-JUN-2002 . 2 26-MAR-2002 . 63 26-MAY-2002 . 23 27-APR-2002 . 38 27-FEB-2002 . 43 27-JAN-2002 . 21 27-MAR-2002 . 60 27-MAY-2002 . 13 28-APR-2002 . 39 28-FEB-2002 . 38 28-JAN-2002 . 30 28-JUN-2002 . 3 28-MAR-2002 . 59 28-MAY-2002 . 16 29-APR-2002 . 30 29-JAN-2002 . 35 29-JUN-2002 . 1 29-MAR-2002 . 67 29-MAY-2002 . 11 30-APR-2002 . 36 30-JAN-2002 . 35 30-JUN-2002 . 3 30-MAR-2002 . 60 30-MAY-2002 . 18

159 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

31-JAN-2002 . 33 31-MAR-2002 . 61 31-MAY-2002 . 15

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: character

160 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Day of reporting period

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 1 . 65 2 . 77 3 . 78 4 . 78 5 . 79 6 . 100 7 . 83 8 . 71 9 . 75 10 . 69 11 . 69 12 . 89 13 . 70 14 . 78 15 . 58 16 . 61 17 . 64 18 . 70 19 . 70 20 . 90 21 . 73 22 . 62 23 . 63 24 . 60 25 . 77 26 . 63 27 . 76 28 . 67 29 . 56

161 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

30 . 50 31 . 64 32 . 53 33 . 66 34 . 58 35 . 62 36 . 45 37 . 42 38 . 57 39 . 57 40 . 63 41 . 56 42 . 57 43 . 48 44 . 52 45 . 64 46 . 60 47 . 57 48 . 80 49 . 65 50 . 56 51 . 57 52 . 75 53 . 63 54 . 72 55 . 76 56 . 70 57 . 51 58 . 60 59 . 57 60 . 67

162 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

61 . 48 62 . 65 63 . 67 64 . 57 65 . 73 66 . 69 67 . 68 68 . 67 69 . 90 70 . 78 71 . 60 72 . 65 73 . 70 74 . 65 75 . 72 76 . 57 77 . 74 78 . 62 79 . 60 80 . 66 81 . 62 82 . 66 83 . 73 84 . 76

Range of Valid Data Values: 1 to 84

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

163 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Day of week

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 1 . Monday 691 2 . Tuesday 735 3 . Wednesday 793 4 . Thursday 789 5 . Friday 812 6 . Saturday 891 7 . Sunday 850

Range of Valid Data Values: 1 to 7

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

164 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Number of month

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 1 . January 270 2 . February 1021 3 . March 1765 4 . April 1578 5 . May 780 6 . June 147 7 . July 0 8 . August 0

Range of Valid Data Values: 1 to 6

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

165 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Week of year

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 3 . 13 4 . 154 5 . 247 6 . 227 7 . 282 8 . 257 9 . 292 10 . 374 11 . 387 12 . 453 13 . 437 14 . 502 15 . 419 16 . 322 17 . 232 18 . 225 19 . 220 20 . 176 21 . 135 22 . 105 23 . 51 24 . 34 25 . 6 26 . 11

Range of Valid Data Values: 3 to 26

Summary Statistics:

Minimum : 3

166 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Maximum : 26

Mean : 12.723

Standard deviation : 4.778

Variable Format: numeric

167 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: In company of household members

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . No 3810 1 . Yes 1751

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 1

Summary Statistics:

Mean : 0.315

Standard deviation : 0.465

Variable Format: numeric

168 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: In company of other persons

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . No 3297 1 . Yes 2264

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 1

Summary Statistics:

Mean : 0.407

Standard deviation : 0.491

Variable Format: numeric

169 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Unaccompanied

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . No 3661 1 . Yes 1900

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 1

Summary Statistics:

Mean : 0.342

Standard deviation : 0.474

Variable Format: numeric

170 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: In company of a dog

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . No 4924 1 . Yes 637

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 1

Summary Statistics:

Mean : 0.115

Standard deviation : 0.319

Variable Format: numeric

171 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Expenditure on activity (Without travel costs)

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 1 . Less than 5 CHF 2767 2 . 5 - 25 CHF 815 3 . 25 - 100 CHF 1309 4 . More than 100 CHF 460 5 . No answer 96 6 . Not known 93 Sysmiss . 21

Range of Valid Data Values: 1 to 6

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

172 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Public holiday

Location: Value Label Frequency Width: 12 0 . No 5201 1 . Yes 360

Range of Valid Data Values: 0 to 1

Summary Statistics:

Variable Format: numeric

173 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Time of activity start (in hours)

Location: Variable Text: This is a numeric variable essentially created for secondary analysis. A string variable "act_s" is created to publish Width: 5 the preliminary distribution.

Summary Statistics:

Minimum : 0

Maximum : 23.833

Mean : 14.772

Variable Format: numeric

174 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

Variable: Time of activity end (in hours)

Location: Variable Text: This is a numeric variable essentially created for secondary analysis. A string variable "act_e" is created to publish Width: 5 the preliminary distribution.

Summary Statistics:

Minimum : 0

Maximum : 24

Mean : 15.402

Variable Format: numeric

175 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

5.0 Other Study-Related Materials

Label: Questionnaire diary

Notes: in German

176 12 weeks of leisure travel survey______May 2004

5.0 Other Study-Related Materials

Label: Questionnaire starting interview

Notes: in German

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