Accredited official statistics
National Travel Survey: 2019
Personal travel statistics within Great Britain covering English residents.
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The National Travel Survey results in 2019 showed:
- people in England made 953 trips on average in 2019, about 18 trips per week
- this was a 3% decrease on the level in 2018
- there was a 5% decrease in the average number of walks per person
- the 6,500 miles people travelled on average in 2019 was about the same as in 2018
On average, people spent just over an hour a day travelling, including 35 minutes by car on average, and 11 minutes walking.
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