User ID (from CAPI)
-999 = DK/ CR/ NS/ Refused

A1. How long have you lived in your current home?
1 = Up to 1 year
2 = More than 1 year, up to 2 years
3 = More than 2 years, up to 5 years
4 = More than 5 years, up to 10 years
5 = More than 10 years, up to 20 years
6 = More than 20 years
7 = Don't know
8 = Refused
9 = Not stated

A3. How important would you say public transport links were in the decision to move here?
1 = Very important (5)
2 = Fairly important (4)
3 = Neither important nor unimportant (3)
4 = Not very important (2)
5 = Not at all important (1)
6 = Don't know
7 = Not stated

A4. Occupation
1 = Working full time (30 hours or more per week)
2 = Working part time (less than 30 hours per week)
3 = On a local or government training scheme (GTS)
4 = On an Apprenticeship
5 = Registered unemployed/signing on for jobseekers allowance
6 = Not registered unemployed but seeking work
7 = Looking after family or home/not seeking work
8 = Long-term sick or disabled
9 = Retired
10 = In full-time education
11 = Other
12 = Refused
13 = Don't know
14 = Not stated

A4a. Can I just check, is your training scheme or Apprenticeship full time or part time?
1 = Full time (30 hours or more per week)
2 = Part time (less than 30 hours per week)
3 = Don't know

A5. Are you working as an employee or are you self-employed?
1 = Employee
2 = Self-employed
3 = Refused
4 = Not stated

CN5. [Thinking about your main job and from the following list], when you go to work do you usually.....
1 = Go to the same place every time
2 = Go to the same place at least 2 working days each week
3 = Go to different places (for example, customers' homes etc.),
4 = Or work at home or in the same building or grounds as your home.
5 = Don't know
6 = Not stated

CN5a. Thinking about your workplace, that is, the place you work at most often, are there usually free car parking spaces available there
1 = Yes - every day I work there
2 = Yes - most days I work there
3 = Yes - some of the days I work there
4 = No - never
5 = Don't know
6 = Not stated

A7a. And generally speaking, about what time of day do you usually arrive at work?
1 = 00.00-00.59
2 = 01.00-01.59
3 = 02.00-02.59
4 = 03.00-03.59
5 = 04.00-04.59
6 = 05.00-05.59
7 = 06.00-06.59
8 = 07.00-07.59
9 = 08.00-08.59
10 = 09.00-09.59
11 = 10.00-10.59
12 = 11.00-11.59
13 = 12.00-12.59
14 = 13.00-13.59
15 = 14.00-14.59
16 = 15.00-15.59
17 = 16.00-16.59
18 = 17.00-17.59
19 = 18.00-18.59
20 = 19.00-19.59
21 = 20.00-20.59
22 = 21.00-21.59
23 = 22.00-22.59
24 = 23.00-23.59
25 = DK
26 = Not stated

A8. About how far, in miles, do you live from your usual place of work?
1 = 0-0.9
2 = 1-1.9
3 = 2-2.9
4 = 3-3.9
5 = 4-4.9
6 = 5-5.9
7 = 6-6.9
8 = 7-7.9
9 = 8-8.9
10 = 9-9.9
11 = 10-10.9
12 = 11-11.9
13 = 12-12.9
14 = 13-13.9
15 = 14-14.9
16 = 15-15.9
17 = 16-16.9
18 = 17-17.9
19 = 18-18.9
20 = 19-19.9
21 = 20-20.9
22 = 21-21.9
23 = 22-22.9
24 = 23-23.9
25 = 24-24.9
26 = 25-25.9
27 = 26-26.9
28 = 27-27.9
29 = 28-28.9
30 = 29-29.9
31 = 30-30.9
32 = 31-31.9
33 = 32-32.9
34 = 33-33.9
35 = 34-34.9
36 = 35 miles or more
37 = Not stated

A9a. And do you usually go straight to work or do you do other things on the way (e.g. take children to school do some shopping etc)
1 = I usually go straight to work
2 = I usually do other things on the way to work
3 = It varies too much to say
4 = Don't know
5 = Not stated

A10a. About how far, in miles, do you live from where you usually attend classes?
1 = 0-0.9
2 = 1-1.9
3 = 2-2.9
4 = 3-3.9
5 = 4-4.9
6 = 5-5.9
7 = 6-6.9
8 = 7-7.9
9 = 8-8.9
10 = 9-9.9
11 = 10-10.9
12 = 11-11.9
13 = 12-12.9
14 = 13-13.9
15 = 14-14.9
16 = 15-15.9
17 = 16-16.9
18 = 17-17.9
19 = 18-18.9
20 = 19-19.9
21 = 20-20.9
22 = 21-21.9
23 = 22-22.9
24 = 23-23.9
25 = 24-24.9
26 = 25-25.9
27 = 26-26.9
28 = 27-27.9
29 = 28-28.9
30 = 29-29.9
31 = 30-30.9
32 = 31-31.9
33 = 32-32.9
34 = 33-33.9
35 = 34-34.9
36 = 35miles or more
37 = Not stated

Go out on foot : B2. Do you have any disability or other long standing health problem that makes it difficult for you to do any of the following...
0 = No
1 = Yes

B5. How many vehicles does your household own or have continuous use of at present?
1 = 0
2 = 1
3 = 2
4 = 3
5 = 4
6 = 5
7 = 6
8 = 7
9 = 8
10 = 9
11 = 10+
12 = Refused
13 = Don't Know
14 = Not stated

B12. Looking at the following list, which statement best describes your use of this car/van (vehicle personally use the most)?
1 = Main driver (the person who drives the most miles in it per year)
2 = Other driver (someone who drives it, but less than the main driver)
3 = Passenger only (someone who travels in it, but only ever as a passenger)
4 = Other
5 = Don't know
6 = Refused
7 = Not stated

B10. Looking at the following list, what is the engine size (vehicle personally use the most)?
1 = Up to 700 cc (0.7 litre)
2 = 701 to 1000cc (0.7 to 1 litre)
3 = 1001 to 1300cc (1.0 to 1.3 litres)
4 = 1301 to 1400cc (1.3 to 1.4 litres)
5 = 1401 to 1500cc (1.4 to 1.5 litres)
6 = 1501 to 1800cc (1.5 to 1.8 litres)
7 = 1801 to 2000cc (1.8 to 2.0 litres)
8 = 2001 to 2500cc (2.0 to 2.5 litres)
9 = 2501 to 3000cc (2.5 to 3.0 litres)
10 = 3001cc and over (3 litres and over)
11 = Don't know
12 = Not stated

B10 Additional engine size NETS
1 = Less than 701cc (less than 0.7 litres)
2 = 701 to 1400cc (0.7 to 1.4 litres)
3 = 1401 to 1800cc (1.4 to 1.8 litres)
4 = 1801cc plus (1.8 litres or more)

B13. Was this car/van bought/obtained new or second hand (vehicle personally use the most)?
1 = New
2 = Second hand
3 = Don't know/Not sure
4 = Not stated

B14. Where was this car/van bought/obtained (vehicle personally use the most)?
1 = Private sale
2 = New car dealer
3 = Second hand dealer
4 = Auction
5 = Other
6 = Don't know/Not sure
7 = Not stated

B15a. Looking at the following list, overall, how keen would you say you are to own a car?
1 = Very keen
2 = Fairly keen
3 = Not sure/it depends
4 = Not very keen
5 = Not at all keen
6 = Not stated

B16. Generally speaking, which one of the following statements best describes your role when it comes to buying a car or van for your household?
1 = Sole decision maker (I alone decide which car/van to buy)
2 = Main decision maker (I have the main say, but take others' views into account)
3 = Joint decision maker (I have equal say in which car/van to buy)
4 = Secondary decision maker (I have some influence, but someone else has the main say)
5 = No influence (I have no say in which car was bought)
6 = Don't know/Not sure
7 = Not stated

B19. Looking at the following list, approximately how many miles a year do you personally drive in the cars/vans owned/used by your household?
1 = 0 miles
2 = 1 - 499 miles
3 = 500 - 999 miles
4 = 1,000 - 1,999 miles
5 = 2,000 - 2,999 miles
6 = 3,000 - 3,999 miles
7 = 4,000 - 4,999 miles
8 = 5,000 - 6,999 miles
9 = 7,000 - 8,999 miles
10 = 9,000 - 11,999 miles
11 = 12,000 - 14,999 miles
12 = 15,000 - 17,999 miles
13 = 18,000 - 20,999 miles
14 = 21,000 - 29,999 miles
15 = 30,000 miles and over
16 = Don't know / Not sure
17 = Not stated

B19 Number miles a year you drive NETS
1 = 0 miles
2 = 1-4,999 miles
3 = 5,000 - 8,999 miles
4 = 9,000 miles or more

B20. How frequently do you travel by private car or van - whether as a driver or passenger?
1 = At least once a day
2 = Less than once a day, but at least 3 times a week
3 = Once or twice a week
4 = Less than that but more than twice a month
5 = Once or twice a month
6 = Less than that but more than twice a year
7 = Once or twice a year
8 = Less than that or never
9 = Not stated

B26b. Looking at the following list, what would you miss most if you did not have a car in your household?
1 = Sense of freedom
2 = Ability to go shopping
3 = Ability to get to work
4 = Going to a leisure activity
5 = Visiting relatives
6 = Going on holiday
7 = Taking children to school
8 = Convenience
9 = Ability to get to hospital (either self or for another person)
10 = Others
11 = Nothing
12 = Don't know
13 = Not stated

B23a. Whether choosing to travel by car is something a) I do frequently.
1 = Yes
2 = No
3 = Don't know
4 = Not stated

B24a. Agreement with a) I think most people judge others by the car they drive
1 = Definitely agree (5)
2 = Tend to agree (4)
3 = Neither agree nor disagree (3)
4 = Tend to disagree (2)
5 = Definitely disagree (1)
6 = Not applicable
7 = Don’t know
8 = Not stated

B28. Length of time to walk from home to nearest bus stop or place to get bus
1 = 2 minutes or less
2 = 3-4 minutes
3 = 5-6 minutes
4 = 7-13 minutes
5 = 14-26 minutes
6 = 27-43 minutes
7 = 44 minutes or longer
8 = Don't know
9 = Not stated

B29. Frequency of buses from nearest bus stop during the day
1 = Less than one a day
2 = At least one a day
3 = At least one an hour
4 = At least one every half-hour
5 = Or, at least one every quarter of an hour
6 = Don't know
7 = Not stated

B31a. Agreement with a) In general, I think that successful people tend to travel by car rather than by bus
1 = Definitely agree (5)
2 = Tend to agree (4)
3 = Neither agree nor disagree (3)
4 = Tend to disagree (2)
5 = Definitely disagree (1)
6 = Not applicable
7 = Don't know
8 = Not stated

B35. Is there a London Underground/metro/light rail/tram stop which is closer than your nearest railway station?
1 = Yes
2 = No
3 = Or, is it in the same place
4 = Don't know
5 = Not stated

B39a. Have you ever learnt how to ride a bicycle?
1 = Yes
2 = No
3 = Don't know

B39b. Do you have any disability or other long standing health problem that makes it/would make it difficult or impossible for you to ride a bicycle?
1 = Yes - impossible
2 = Yes - difficult
3 = No
4 = Don't know
5 = Not stated

B39. Ownership / regular use of bike (excluding exercise bikes)
1 = Own a bicycle yourself
2 = Have regular use of a bicycle owned by someone else
3 = Or have no regular use of a bicycle
4 = Not stated

B45a. Which form of transport would you say is safest ? Risk of Accidents
1 = Bus
2 = Overground train (NOT including underground/tube/metro systems)
3 = Car
4 = Bicycle
5 = Not stated

B48. Looking at this list, how many flights within the UK, did you make by plane during the last 12 months?
1 = One
2 = Two
3 = Three or more
4 = Not stated

CN1a. Whether make regular journeys to place of work / study
1 = Yes - make regular journeys to work / study
2 = No - do not make regular journeys to work / study

CN1b. Whether make business trips as part of work
1 = Yes - make business trips as part of work
2 = No - do not make business trips as part of work

CN2a. When you usually make regular journeys to work which mode of transport do you use for the longest part of the journey?
1 = Walk
2 = Bicycle
3 = Motorbike/moped/scooter
4 = Car/van as driver
5 = Car/van as passenger
6 = Bus
7 = Tube/metro/light rail/tram
8 = Railway train
9 = Long distance coach
10 = Aeroplane
11 = Not stated

CN6. Looking at the following list, how often, if at all, do you work from home INSTEAD of going to your [usual] place of work?
1 = 3 or more times a week
2 = Once or twice a week
3 = Less than that but more than twice a month
4 = Once or twice a month
5 = Less than that but more than twice a year
6 = Once or twice a year
7 = Less than that or never
8 = Don't know
9 = Not stated

CN7. Can I check, in your (main) job, would it be possible to do your kind of work at home instead of travelling to work?
1 = Yes - could do all of my work from home
2 = Yes - could do most of my work from home
3 = Yes - could do some of my work from home
4 = No - could not do any of my work from home
5 = Don't know
6 = Not stated

CN8. Can I check, in your (main) job, would it be possible for you to do more of your type of work from home than you do now?
1 = Yes - could do all of my work from home
2 = Yes - could do a lot more work from home
3 = Yes - could do a bit more work from home
4 = No - could not do any more of my work from home
5 = Don't know
6 = Not stated

CN22. Answering from the following list, could you combine the trip to [work] or [school/college] with other trips (e.g. food shopping) to reduce the amount you travel overall?
1 = Yes - I usually do this
2 = Yes - I do this sometimes, but could do it more
3 = Yes - I do this sometimes, but could not do it more
4 = Yes - but I have not done this yet
5 = No
6 = Don't know

CN23. Thinking about your journey to [work] or [school/college] , which of these statements best describes your current attitudes towards using public transport?
1 = I haven't really thought about using public transport
2 = I thought about using public transport but decided not to
3 = I am thinking about using public transport but I haven't thought about when I will start
4 = I am thinking about using public transport more often quite soon
5 = I tried to use public transport but have decided not to continue
6 = I do sometimes use public transport
7 = Not stated

CN26. Thinking about your journey to [work] or [school/college], which of these statements best describes your current behaviour?
1 = I haven't really thought about cycling
2 = I thought about cycling but decided not to
3 = I am thinking about cycling but I haven't thought about when I will start
4 = I am thinking about cycling quite soon
5 = I tried to cycle but have decided not to continue
6 = I do sometimes cycle
7 = Not stated

CN34. When you catch a train to go to work/school/college, how do you usually get to the train station?
1 = Walk all the way
2 = Walk to bus stop and catch a bus to station
3 = Bicycle
4 = Motorbike/moped/scooter
5 = Car/van as driver
6 = Car/van as passenger
7 = Taxi
8 = It varies too much to say
9 = Other
10 = Not stated

CN39. Have you changed the method of transport (e.g. going by car/train/bus/or cycling) that you use to travel to [work] or [school/college] in the last year?
1 = Yes
2 = No
3 = Not stated

CN44. Thinking more generally about business trips that are 25 miles or over, would you consider travelling by train?
1 = Yes - I usually do this already (for longer business trips)
2 = Yes - I sometimes do this already (for longer business trips)
3 = Yes - but I don't do this at the moment
4 = No
5 = Don't know
6 = Not stated

CN48. Who mainly decides how you travel on business trips (for example, by car, train or aeroplane?)
1 = Me personally
2 = Other people I'm travelling with
3 = My manager
4 = My clients
5 = It is company policy / decided by a central travel department
6 = It varies / not possible to say
7 = Not stated

CN51. How easy or difficult would it be for you personally to use video, web-conferencing or teleconferencing to reduce the number of meetings you travel to?
1 = Very easy (4)
2 = Fairly easy (3)
3 = Fairly difficult (2)
4 = Very difficult (1)
5 = Don't know
6 = Not stated

CN56. Which of the following statements best describes how you typically do your food shopping?
1 = I usually only do a main shop (e.g. a weekly/fortnightly shop)
2 = I usually do both a main shop (e.g. a weekly/fortnightly shop) and top-up food shopping (e.g. getting a few food items w
3 = I usually do more regular little shops for food (e.g. buying food as and when I need it) rather than doing a big main sh
4 = I do not usually do food shopping - someone else in my household does the food shopping
5 = Not stated

CN57a. Mode of transport usually use for longest part of journey (top-up shopping)
1 = Walk
2 = Bicycle
3 = Motorbike/moped/scooter
4 = Car/van as driver
5 = Car/van as passenger
6 = Bus
7 = Tube/metro/light rail/tram
8 = Railway train
9 = Not stated

CN59a. Frequency of shopping (top-up shopping)
1 = Once in the last month
2 = Twice in the last month
3 = More or less weekly
4 = Twice weekly
5 = 3 to 4 times a week
6 = Once a day
7 = More than once a day
8 = Don't know
9 = Not stated

CN71. Do you currently combine your food shopping trips with other trips (e.g. the trip to work/school/college)?
1 = Yes - for all shopping trips
2 = Yes - for most food shopping trips
3 = Yes - for some food shopping trips
4 = No
5 = Don't know
6 = Not stated

CN75. How often, if at all, do you use home delivery (e.g. internet shopping / telephone ordering) for your food shopping nowadays?
1 = Regularly
2 = Sometimes
3 = Have only done this once or twice
4 = Never
5 = Don't know
6 = Not stated

CN104. How much, if anything, would you say you know about Eco-driving and/or Smarter driving?
1 = A lot
2 = A fair amount
3 = Just a little
4 = Nothing - have only heard of the name
5 = Nothing - have never heard of it
6 = Don't know
7 = Not stated

CN108. Likelihood of buying a petrol or diesel car with lower carbon dioxide/CO2 emissions and/or a smaller engine size than your current car when next buy a car
1 = Very likely (4)
2 = Fairly likely (3)
3 = Not very likely (2)
4 = Not at all likely (1)
5 = Don't know
6 = Not stated

D5. Which of these best describes how you feel about your current lifestyle and the environment?
1 = I'm happy with what I do at the moment
2 = I'd like to do a bit more to help the environment
3 = I'd like to do a lot more to help the environment
4 = Don't know
5 = Not stated

D5 and D4 Combine
-99.99 = Unclassified
1 = Dont really do anything / only one or two things and happy with this
2 = Dont really do anything / only one or two things but would like to do more
3 = Do quite a few things and happy with this
4 = Do quite a few things but would like to do more
5 = Most things I do are env-friendly and happy with this
6 = Most things I do are env-friendly but would like to do more / everything I do is env-friendly

D6. Which of the following best describes your views about climate change?
1 = Climate change is definitely not happening
2 = Climate change is probably not happening
3 = I'm not sure if climate change is happening
4 = Climate change is probably happening
5 = Climate change is definitely happening
6 = Not stated

D8. Whether believe ‘human activity’ is changing the world's climate
1 = Human activity is definitely not changing the world's climate
2 = Human activity is probably not changing the world's climate
3 = I'm not sure if human activity is changing the world's climate
4 = Human activity is probably changing the world's climate
5 = Human activity is definitely changing the world's climate
6 = Not stated

D9. How much would you say you know about climate change?
1 = A lot (6)
2 = A fair amount (5)
3 = A little (4)
4 = Hardly anything (3)
5 = Hadn't heard about it before now (1)
6 = Nothing but I've heard about it (2)
7 = Don't know
8 = Not stated

D10. Thinking about the effects of climate change, which of the following best describes your views?
1 = Climate change is already having a real impact
2 = Climate change is not yet having a real impact, but will do in my lifetime
3 = Climate change will not have a real impact in my lifetime, but will have a real impact on future generations
4 = Climate change is not happening / will never have a real impact
5 = Don't know
6 = Not stated

D11. Thinking about the effects of climate change, which of the following best describes your views?
1 = Climate change will have as much of an impact on the UK as on other countries
2 = Climate change will have less of an impact on the UK than on other countries
3 = Climate change will have an impact on other countries, but not on the UK
4 = Climate change is not happening / will not have an impact on the UK or other countries
5 = Don’t know
6 = Not stated

D21. How concerned are you about climate change?
1 = Very concerned (5)
2 = Fairly concerned (4)
3 = Neither concerned nor unconcerned (3)
4 = Fairly unconcerned (2)
5 = Very unconcerned (1)
6 = Don't know
7 = Not stated

D22. True or false - a) Climate change is the result of the hole in the ozone layer
1 = True
2 = False
3 = I'm not sure / don't know
4 = Not stated

D24. How much do you feel you know about what you personally can do to tackle climate change?
1 = A great deal (5)
2 = A fair amount (4)
3 = A little (3)
4 = Hardly anything (2)
5 = Nothing (1)
6 = Climate change is not happening/is not caused by human activity
7 = Don't know
8 = Not stated

D25. How interested would you be in learning more about what you personally can do to tackle climate change?
1 = Very interested (5)
2 = Fairly interested (4)
3 = Neither interested nor uninterested (3)
4 = Fairly uninterested (2)
5 = Very uninterested (1)
6 = Climate change is not happening/is not caused by human activity
7 = Don't know
8 = Not stated

E2. How often these days do you listen to commercial radio stations (e.g. Classic FM Capital 95.8 Heart FM)?
1 = Regularly
2 = Sometimes
3 = Never
4 = Not stated

E4. How many hours a day do you watch TV?
1 = Don't watch
2 = Under 0.5 hours
3 = 0.5 - 1 hour
4 = 1-1.5 hours
5 = 1.5 -2 hours
6 = 2-3 hours
7 = 3-4 hours
8 = 4-5 hours
9 = 5-7 hours
10 = 7-9 hours
11 = 9 hours or more

E4 number of hours watch TV NETS
1 = Do not watch
2 = Under 0.5-2 hours
3 = 2-4 hours
4 = 4 hours or more

E6. How often do you use, read or look at each of the following newspapers? Daily Express
1 = Almost always (at least 3 out of 4 issues)
2 = Quite often (at least 1 out of 4 issues)
3 = Occasionally (less than 1 out 4 issues)
4 = Not read in past 12 months
5 = Not stated

CN74aa. Looking at this list, how often do you use the internet at home?
1 = Daily
2 = A few times a week
3 = Once a week
4 = A few times a month
5 = Once a month
6 = Every 2-3 months
7 = At least once a year
8 = Not in past year / Never
9 = Not stated

F2. Including yourself, how many people usually live here? Please include all adults and children.
1 = 1
2 = 2
3 = 3
4 = 4
5 = 5
6 = 6
7 = 7
8 = 8
9 = 9

F3. Types of relationship within the household
1 = Husband\Wife\Civil Partner
2 = Partner (unmarried\not in a civil partnership)
3 = Son\daughter (including adopted, foster, step)
4 = Son\daughter (including in law)
5 = Mother\father (including adopted, foster, step)
6 = Mother\father (including in law)
7 = Brother\Sister (including step, foster and adopted)
8 = Grandparent (including step, foster and adopted)
9 = Grandchild (including step, foster and adopted)
10 = Other relative (including step, foster and adopted)
11 = Other non relative
12 = DK
13 = Refused
14 = Not stated

F4. Presence of male and female household members
1 = Male
2 = Female
3 = Not stated

F5_01. Ages of all household members
1 = 15 or Under
2 = 16-20
3 = 21-29
4 = 30-39
5 = 40-49
6 = 50-59
7 = 60-69
8 = 70+
9 = Not stated

F5. Age of respondent
1 = 16-20
2 = 21-29
3 = 30-39
4 = 40-49
5 = 50-59
6 = 60-69
7 = 70+
8 = Not stated

F6. What is your marital status?
1 = Married'/'civil partnership
2 = Living as a couple
3 = Divorced'/'separated, including from a civil partnership
4 = Widowed
5 = Single
6 = Don't know
7 = Not stated

F7. Which if any of these would you use to describe your ethnic group?
1 = White British
2 = Another white background
3 = White and Black Caribbean
4 = White and Black African
5 = White and Asian
6 = Any other Mixed background
7 = Indian
8 = Pakistani
9 = Bangladeshi
10 = Any other Asian background
11 = Caribbean
12 = African
13 = Any other Black background
14 = Chinese
15 = Any other
16 = Refused
17 = Not stated

Ethnic group NET
1 = White
2 = BME

F9b. In your last job, were you working as an employee or were you self-employed?
1 = Employee
2 = Self-employed
3 = Not stated

F9d. Including yourself, how many people work(ed) for your organisation/ employer at the place where you work(ed)? Are/were there...
1 = 1
2 = 2 to 24
3 = 25 to 499
4 = Or 500 or more employees?
5 = Not stated

F9h. Can I just check, which member of your household is the Chief Income Earner, that is, the person with the largest income,
1 = Respondent
2 = Respondent's spouse/partner
3 = Other adult
4 = Don't know
5 = Not stated

F9i. Thinking about the person in your household with the largest income, is she/he...
1 = Employed
2 = Self-employed
3 = Unemployed and seeking work
4 = Looking after family or home'/'not seeking work
5 = Long-term sick or disabled
6 = Retired
7 = In full-time education
8 = Don't know
9 = Not stated

Simplified NS-SEC
1.1 = Large employers and higher managerial occupations
1.2 = Higher professional occupations
2 = Lower managerial & professional occupations
3 = Intermediate occupations
4 = Small employer & own account workers
5 = Lower supervisory & technical occupations
6 = Semi-routine occupations
7 = Routine occupations
9 = Others
997 = Unclassified

SIC Code
1 = Agriculture, hunting & forestry
2 = Fishing
3 = Mining & quarrying
4 = Manufacturing
5 = Electricity, gas & water supply
6 = Construction
7 = Wholesale & retail trade; repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles & personal & household goods
8 = Hotels & restaurants
9 = Transport, storage & communication
10 = Financial intermediation
11 = Real estate, renting & business activities
12 = Public administration & defence; compulsory social security
13 = Education
14 = Health & social work
15 = Other community, social & personal service activities
16 = Private households with employed persons
17 = Extra-territorial organisations & bodies
26 = Others
997 = Unclassified

F12. Highest level of education
1 = University Higher Degree (e.g. MSc PhD)
2 = First degree level qualification (e.g. BA BSc) including foundation degrees PGCE
3 = Diploma in higher education HNC HND Nursing or Teaching qualification (excluding PGCE)
4 = A level AS level NVQ level 3 GNVQ Advanced or equivalent
5 = GCSE grade A* - C O level CSE grade 1 NVQ level 2 GNVQ intermediate or equivalent
6 = GCSE grade D - G CSE below grade 1 NVQ level 1 GNVQ Foundation level or equivalent
7 = None of the above
8 = Refused
9 = Not stated

F13.Can I just check, how old were you when you left full-time education?
96 = Refused
98 = Never attended full-time education

F14. Please can you tell me your overall HOUSEHOLD income from all sources in the last year? This includes earnings from employment or self-employment, income from benefits and pen
1 = Less than £1,000
2 = £1,000 to £1,999
3 = £2,000 to £2,999
4 = £3,000 to £3,999
5 = £4,000 to £4,999
6 = £5,000 to £5,999
7 = £6,000 to £6,999
8 = £7,000 to £7,999
9 = £8,000 to £8,999
10 = £9,000 to £9,999
11 = £10,000 to £12,499
12 = £12,500 to £14,999
13 = £15,000 to £17,499
14 = £17,500 to £19,999
15 = £20,000 to £24,999
16 = £25,000 to £29,999
17 = £30,000 to £34,999
18 = £35,000 to £39,999
19 = £40,000 to £49,999
20 = £50,000 to £59,999
21 = £60,000 to £69,999
22 = £70,000 to £74,999
23 = £75,000 or more
24 = Refused
25 = Don't know
26 = Not stated

Household Income NETS
1 = Under £1,000 to £12,499
2 = £12,500 to £19,999
3 = £20,000 to £34,999
4 = £35,000 to £59,999
5 = £60,000 plus

F15. From this list, which of these phrases comes closest to describing your feeling about your household income these days?
1 = Living comfortably on present income
2 = Coping on present income
3 = Finding it difficult on present income
4 = Finding it very difficult on present income
5 = Not stated

Social grade
1 = A
2 = B
3 = C1
4 = C2
5 = D
6 = E
7 = Not stated

Presence of children in household (youngest child)
1 = Age 0 - 4
2 = Age 5 - 11
3 = Age 12 - 17
4 = None
5 = Not stated

Mobility Derived Variable
1 = Any mobility difficulty
2 = No difficulties

GOR standard region
1 = North East
2 = North West
3 = Yorkshire and Humberside
4 = East Midlands
5 = West Midlands
7 = South West
8 = East of England
9 = London
10 = South East

1 = Urban - London
2 = Urban - Other
3 = Town and Fringe
4 = Village, Hamlet and Isolated Dwellings
5 = Not stated

Location (5 way split)
1 = Village, Hamlet and Isolated Dwellings
2 = Town and Fringe
3 = Urban – Other
4 = Urban – Outer London boroughs
5 = Urban – Inner London Boroughs

FINAL EQUIVALISED INCOME QUINTILES
1 = Quintile 1
2 = Quintile 2
3 = Quintile 3
4 = Quintile 4
5 = Quintile 5

DV1 (B23) Habitual Driver
0 = No - Not Habitual
1 = Yes - Habitual Driver

DV2 (B(20,30,33,38)) Most frequent mode of transport
1 = Car only (use at least once or twice a week but no other forms)
2 = Mixed car and public transport (use both at least once or twice a week)
3 = Public transport only (use at least once or twice a week & not car)
4 = Neither (do not use car or public transport frequently)

DV3 (D4/5/25) Summary of current environmental behaviour / willingness / interest to change
1 = Do nothing / 1 or 2 things - do not want to do more
2 = Do nothing / 1 or 2 things - want to do more - not interested in finding out more
3 = Do nothing / 1 or 2 things - want to do more - interested in finding out more
4 = Do quite a few things - do not want to do more
5 = Do quite a few things - want to do more - not interested in finding out more
6 = Do quite a few things - want to do more - interested in finding out more
7 = Do most or everything - do not want to do more
8 = Do most or everything - want to do more - not interested in finding out more
9 = Do most or everything - want to do more - interested in finding out more

DV4 (D10/11) Belief about impact of climate change impact on UK
1 = Yes - already impacting on UK
2 = Yes - not yet impacting on UK but will in lifetime
3 = Yes - will only impact on UK in future
4 = No - will have no impact on UK / climate change not happening
5 = Unsure / Dont know

DV5 Car use and willingness / positivity towards reducing emissions
1 = Car only - willing / positive to change
2 = Car only - not willing / postive to change
3 = Car and public transport - willing / positive to change
4 = Car and public transport - not willing / positive to change
5 = Unclassified

DV6 Behaviour change in car drivers over last 12 months
1 = Car only - have changed car / car use
2 = Car only - eco driving ONLY
3 = Car only - no behaviour change
4 = Car & public transport - have changed car / car use
5 = Car & public transport - eco driving ONLY
6 = Car & public transport - no behaviour change
7 = Unclassified (drivers only)

DV7 Driving status
1 = Private vehicle driver - full license & drive household vehicle
2 = Non active driver - full license but no vehicle in household / do not drive household vehicle
3 = Passenger - no full license / do not drive but household vehicle
4 = Non-user - no full license and no household vehicle

DV7 Driving status (SPLIT BY MILEAGE)
1 = Private vehicle driver - high annual mileage (9,000 miles or more)
2 = Private vehicle driver - medium annual mileage (5,000 - 8,999 miles)
3 = Private vehicle driver - low annual mileage (0 - 4,999 miles)
4 = Passenger - no full license / do not drive but household vehicle
5 = Non active driver - full license but no vehicle in household / do not drive household vehicle
6 = Non-user - no full license and no household vehicle
7 = Private vehicle driver - mileage unknown)

NETseg = 4 (FILTER)
0 = Not Selected
1 = Selected

Nets for distance travelled to work
1 = Less than 2 miles
2 = 2 to less than 5 miles
3 = 5 to less than 10 miles
4 = 10 to less than 25 miles
5 = 25 miles or more

1 = AB
2 = C1
3 = C2
4 = DE