Table 1 Participants from the main study who reported at least three negative perceptions of the route to work and reported some walking or cycling to work in the questionnaire
| Â | Participants (n=340) n (%) |
|---|---|
Individual and household characteristics | Â |
Age | Â |
  Under 30 years | 57 (16.7) |
  30-40 years | 93 (27.4) |
  40-50 years | 95 (27.9) |
  50-60 years | 65 (19.1) |
  Over 60 years | 30 (8.9) |
Weight status | Â |
  Normal weight | 223 (65.9) |
  Overweight or obese | 115 (34.1) |
Gender | Â |
  Female | 225 (66.2) |
  Male | 115 (33.8) |
Car access | Â |
  No car access | 45 (13.2) |
  Car access | 295 (86.8) |
Driving licence | Â |
  No | 29 (8.6) |
  Yes | 310 (91.4) |
Education | Â |
  Less than degree | 81 (23.9) |
  Degree or higher | 258 (76.1) |
Children in the household | Â |
  No children | 140 (41.2) |
  One or more children | 200 (58.8) |
Housing tenure | Â |
  Does not own their home | 85 (25.0) |
  Owns their home | 254 (75.0) |
Environmental perceptions of the route | Â |
Disagree or strongly disagree that …. |  |
  It is pleasant to walk | 84 (24.7) |
  There is convenient public transport | 210 (61.7) |
  There are convenient routes for cycling | 149 (43.8) |
  There is little traffic | 442 (93.8) |
  It is safe to cross the road | 122 (35.8) |
Agree or strongly agree that… |  |
  The roads are dangerous for cyclists | 282 (82.9) |
  There are no convenient routes for walking | 157 (46.1) |