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Sea Sampling , ONS, \ ~ . 1 Drummond Gate, London SWI V 2QQ. XY INTERNATIONAL PASSENGER SURVEY INTERNATIONAL PASSENGER SURVEY L SEA SAMPLING 2ND QUARTER 1997 L DATE OF INTERVIEW ON SHORT-HAUL SEA CROSSINGS : The contact may be interviewed on a night crossing on a different date from when the boat sailed. Departures : code the date the ship sailed from UK dock. Arrivals : code the date the ship will arrive at UK dock. L DOVER - CALAIS CROSSINGS ROUTES lA-lM SAMPLING DAYS STENA LINE EASTERN DOCKS 2nd QUARTER 1997 ALL TIMES LOCAL SAMPLING INTERVAL 1 in 10 France is one hour ahead of that in the UK during this quarter. APPROXIMATE CROSSING TIME 1 HOUR 30 MINS ROUTE DATE OUT IN L APRIL 60\ 1BB FRIDAY 4th 05.00 08.30 boa lE MONDAY 21st 11.15 14.30 6.3 1(2 WEDNESDAY 23rd 08.15 11.30 @ 0+ 1KK SUNDAY 27th 21.45 01.00 (Men 28th) MAY MONDAY 5th 17.15 20.30 WEDNESDAY 7th 02.30 06.30 SATURDAY 10th 18.45 22.00 14.15 13 08 lG THURSDAY 15th 17.30 ~oq 1BO TUESDAY 27th 06.45 10.00 L JUNE L\o lH SATURDAY 7th 15.45 19.00 bll 1DD TUESDAY 10th 09.45 13.00 bla lK THURSDAY 12th 20.15 *23.30 6!3 lC FRIDAY 20th 08.15 11.30 (gl& lF SUNDAY 29th 12.45 16.00 * Due to arrive Dover the following day. DOVER - CALAIS CROSSINGS ROUTES lN-lZ SAMPLING DAYS P&O EUROPEAN FERRIES d EASTERN DOCKS 2nd QUARTER 1997 ALL TIMES LOCAL SAMPLING INTERVAL 1 in 10 France is one hour ahead of that in the UK during this quarter. APPROXIMATE CROSSING TIME 1 HOUR 15 MINS ROUTE DATE OUT IN w APRIL lR SUNDAY 6th 10.30 13.15 1QQ MONDAY 7th 01.30 05.30 Ivv FRIDAY Ilth 12.00 15.15 1Po SATURDAY 12th 17.45 21.30 lV WEDNESDAY 16th 19.30 22.45 1YY TUESDAY 22nd 08.45 12.00 lW THURSDAY 24th 22.15 01.30 (Fri 25th) MAY lT TUESDAY 6th 15.00 18.15 1Uu WEDNESDAY 14th 07.30 10.45 lU SUNDAY 18th 18.15 21.30 12.30 IQ MONDAY 19th 09.15 u lWW SATURDAY 24th 16.30 19.45 1xx MONDAY 26th 21.00 00.15 (Tues 27th) 1Ss THURSDAY 29th 13.15 16.10 JUNE 1RR SUNDAY 1St 03.15 07.00 1TT MONDAY 2nd 13.45 17.00 lx SUNDAY 15th 23.59 03.45 (Men 16th) lW THURSDAY 19th 12.00 15.15 1Xo WEDNESDAY 25th 22.45 02.15 (Thur 26th) 1Po FRIDAY 27th 17.45 21.00 1YY MONDAY 30th 08.45 12.00 DOVER-CALAIS CROSSINGS ROUTES lSA-lSO SAMPLING DAYS SEAFRANCE EASTERN DOCKS 2nd QUARTER 1997 ALL TIMES LOCAL SAMPLING INTERVAL 1 in 10 France is one hour ahead of that in the UK during this quarter. APPROXIMATE CROSSING TIME 1 HOUR 30 MINS L ROUTE DATE OUT IN APRIL 636 lSJ TUESDAY 8th 21.30 01.45 (Wed 09th) 637 lSN THURSDAY 10th 18.45 21.45 638 lSE SUNDAY 13th 12.00 15.00 639 lSB TUESDAY 15th 05.15 08.30 640 lSG SATURDAY 19th 16.00 19.00 641 1 Sc WEDNESDAY 30th 08.00 11.00 MAY 642 ISL THURSDAY 1St 10.45 13.45 643 lSM SATURDAY 3rd 14.45 17.45 644 lSC FRIDAY 9th 08.00 11.00 ;45 1S1 MONDAY 12th 20.00 *23.30 ’646 lSB SUNDAY 25th 05.15 08.30 647 lSF WEDNESDAY 28th 13.30 16.30 JUNE 648 lSA TUESDAY 3rd 00.30 07.00 649 1S0 FRIDAY 13th 22.45 04.15 (Sat 14th) 650 lSL MONDAY 16th 10.45 13.45 651 1SD SATURDAY 21st 09.30 12.30 652 1SH SATURDAY 28th 17.30 20.30 * Due to arrive Dover the following day. L DOVER-CALAIS HOVERCRAFT & SEACAT ROUTE 14 HOVERSPEED SAMPLING DAYS DOVER WESTERN DOCKS HOVERPORT _ 2nd QUARTER 1997 ALL TIMES LOCAL SAMPLING INTERVAL: 1 in 10 France is one hour ahead of that in the UK during this quarter. LEAVE ~IVALS ONLY DOVER ON COVER SAILINGS FROM CALAIS SUNDAY 27th APRIL 13.30 16.00, 17.00*, 18.00, ZO.00*, 20.30, 23.00*. SUNDAY 08th JUNE 18.30 Stay overnight in Calais, then... MONDAY 09th JUNE 09.00, 10.3O*, 11.00, 12.00 13.30*, 13.30. Interviewers should arrive 45 minutes before the outward flight and return from Calais on the last sampled flight. M DEPARTURES ONLY COVER SAILINGS FROM DOVER / SHIFT WEDNESDAY 09th APRIL 07.00, 08.00*, 09.30, 11.oo*, (07.00-13.30) 11.30, 13.30. MONDAY 28th APRIL 14.30*, 16.00, 17.30*, 18.30, (13.30-20.30) 20.30*. b$8 SATURDAY 17th MAY 07.00, 08.00*, 09.00, 10.oo, (07.00-13.30) 11.00*, 11.30, 12.30, 13.30. “w ~5~ WEDNESDAY 4th JUNE 14.00*, 15.00, 16.00, 17.00*, (13.30-20.00) 18.30*, 20.00. Gbn TUESDAY 24th JUNE 07.00, 08.00*, 09.00, 10.OO, (07.00-13.30) 11.00*, 11.30, 12.30, 13.30. Interviewers should arrive 15 minutes before the start of a shift and sample all passengers passing the counter points between the specified hours, regardless of which flight they are traveling on. d FOLKESTONE-BOULOGNE SEACAT ROUTE 17 SAMPLING DAYS HOVERSPEED 2nd QUARTER 1997 ALL TIMES LOCAL SAMPLING INTERVAL 1 in 10 France is one hour ahead of that in the UK during this quarter. CROSSING TIME 55 MINUTES ‘---- APRIL Q~ \ 17D WEDNESDAY 2nd 14.30 21.15 bk & 17E THURSDAY 17th 18.00 10.30 (Fri 18th) MAY (.b3 17B SATURDAY 24th 08.00 14.00 L JUNE bbl+ 17C THURSDAY Sth 11.15 17.15 bb5 17D TUESDAY 17th 14.30 21.15 NEWHAVEN-DIEPPE FERRY & LYNX ROUTE 18 w SAMPLING DAYS STENA LINE 2nd QUARTER 1997 ALL TIMES LOCAL SAMPLING INTERVAL 1 in 10 France is one hour ahead of that in the UK during this quarter. CROSSING TIMES 4 HOURS (FERRY) 2 HOURS 15 MINUTES (LYNX) ROUTE DATE OUT IN APRIL kbw 18B (FERRY) MONDAY 7th 20.45 03.45 (Tues 8th) *23. oo ub7 18D (LYNX) WEDNESDAY 30 th 19.00 MAY bba 18E (LYNX) MONDAY 12th 06.30 10.30 ~G~ 18A (FERRy) SUNDAY 25th 08.45 15.45 JUNE G~O 18C (LYNX) FRIDAY 13th 13.00 17.00 * Due to arrive next day. ROUTE 20 L RAMSGATE - DUNKIRK SAMPLING DAYS HOLYMAN SALLY LINE FERRIES 2nd QUARTER 1997 ALL TIMES LOCAL SAMPLING INTERVAL 1 in 10 France is one hour ahead of that in the UK during this quarter. CROSSING TIME 2 HOURS 30 MINS L ROUTE DATE OUT IN DUE TO CHANGES IN SAILINGS TO AND FROM RAMSGATE,THE QUARTER 2 RAMSGATE SAMPLE WILL BE SELECTED IN DUE COURSE. L L WU4SGATE - OSTEND FERRY ROUTE 21 SAMPLING DAYS RAMSGATE-OOSTENDE LINE w, 2nd QUARTER 1997 ALL TIMES LOCAL SAMPLING INTERVAL 1 in 10 Belgium is one hour ahead of that in the UK during this quarter. APPROXIMATE CROSSING TIME 4 HOURS e ROUTE DATE OUT IN DUE TO CHANGES IN SAILINGS TO AND FROM RAMSGATE,THE QUARTER 2 RAMSGATE SAMPLE WILL BE SELECTED IN DUE COURSE. APRIL RAMSGATE-OSTEND FAST FERRY ROUTE 23 L SAMPLING DAYS HOLYMAN SALLY FERRIES ALL TIMES LOCAL 2nd QUARTER 1997 SAMPLING INTERVAL 1 in 10 SAMPLE DAYS / SHIFT TIME SAMPLE FLIGHTS L DUE TO CHANGES IN SAILINGS TO AND FROM IWMSGATE,THE QUARTER 2 RAMSGATE SAMPLE WILL BE SELECTED IN DUE COURSE. PORTSMOUTH - CHERBOURG / LE HAVRE (P&O Ferries) ROUTE 24 PORTSMOUTH - CAEN / ST. MALO (Brittany Ferries) ROUTE 2 POOLE - CHERBOURG (Brittany Ferries) ROUTE ~ SAMPLE DAYS 2nd QUARTER 1997 ALL TIMES LOCAL SAMPLING INTERVAL 1 in 10 France is one hour ahead of that in the UK during this quarter. CROSSING TIMES Portsmouth-Cherbourg : 5h (DAY) / 7h from UK, 8h 15m from France (NIGHT). Portsmouth-Le Havre : 5h 30m (DAY) / 7h 30m fromUK, 8h from France (NIGHT)” Portsmouth-Caen : 6h - 7h. Portsmouth-St. Malo : 8h 30m - 9h. Southampton-Cherbourg : 5h - 6h (DAy) / 5h - 9h (NIGHT)- Poole-Cherbourg : 4h 15m (DAY) / 5h 45m from UK, 7h 45m from France (NIGHT--- DATE OUT SHIFT APRIL G7 1 THURSDAY 3rd 20.30 PORTSMOUTH- ST.MALO 10.45 ST.MALO-PORTSMOUTH (Fri 4th) ~7~ TUESDAY 15th 14.45 PORTSMOUTH-LE HAVRE 08.30 LE HAVRE-PORTSMOUTH (Wed 16th) ~73 MONDAY 21st 23.00 PORTSMOUTH-CHERBOURG 17.15 CHERBOURG-PORTSMOUTH (Tues 22nd) w“ MAY ~7~ SUNDAY 4th 23.45 POOLE-CHERBOURG 18.30 CHERBOURG-POOLE (Men 5th) IJ7 5 WEDNESDAY 7th 07.45 PORTSMOUTH-CAEN (Departure only) 08.00 PORTSMOUTH-LE HAVRE (Departure only) *23.00 CHERBOURG_pORTSMOUTH ~7u TUESDAY 20th 08.15 PORTSMOUTH-CHERBOURG 08.00 CHERBOURG-PORTSMOUTH {WEDNESDAY 21st ~77 MONDAY 26th 22.30 PORTSMOUTH-LE HAVRE 16.00 LE HAVRE-PORTSMOUTH *23.00 LE HAvRE_pORTSMOUTH (both Tues 27th) 010 SATURDAY 31st 14.30 PORTSMOUTH-CAEN 08.00 CAEN-PORTSMOUTH (Sun 1st June) w ROUTES 24/25 (continued) DATE OUT SHIFT JUNE FRIDAY 6th 12.30 POOLE-CHERBOURG 08.00 CHERBOURG-POOLE (Sat 7th) TUESDAY 10th 13.30 PORTSMOUTH- CHERBOURG(Departure only) FRIDAY 20th 23.15 PORTSMOUTH-CAEN 16.15 CAEN-PORTSMOUTH *23.00 CAEN-PORTSMOUTH (both Sat 21st) * Due to arrive Portsmouth the following day. 1. Interviewers must arrive 2 hours 30 minutes before the outward sailing for sailings 07.45 to 14.45, and 3 hours before the outward sailing for evening sailings. L 2. Please return non-contacts for any passengers known to have been omitted from the count during the hours shown.
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