Public attitudes to climate change and the impact of transport in 2011
| Publisher: | Department for Transport |
| Published date: | 26 January 2012 |
| Type: | Release |
| Series: | Public attitudes to transport |
| Statistics topic: | Climate change, Public attitudes |
Summary
This report summarises people attitudes towards climate change and the impact of transport in Great Britain. It is based on a module of questions sponsored by the Department for Transport on the Office for National Statistics Opinions Opinion survey in August 2011 and August 2010.
Summary data are also available for modules of questions asked in the Opinion (and formerly Omnibus) Surveys in August 2009, August 2008, February 2008, August 2007, April 2007 and August 2006.
Download the main report and questionnaire
- Public attitudes to climate change and the impact of transport in 2011 (PDF – 124 KB)
- Questionnaire (PDF – 64 KB)
Download full release and all tables:
- Report, Questionnaire and XLS tables (ZIP – 694 KB)
- Climate change and the impact of transport CSV tables (ZIP – 54 KB)
Key points
The report covers the following issues:
- Attitudes to climate change and the perceived contribution from transport.
- Personal transport behaviour and willingness to change behaviour to limit climate change.
- Support for policy options to help encourage such a change in behaviour.
Browse statistical tables related to this release
Technical information
This module has also been included in Opinions/Omnibus Surveys in previous years (August 2006, April and August 2007, February and August 2008, August 2009, August 2010).
The pre-release access list is available here:
Broader information on public attitudes statistics, including supporting technical documentation, can be found here:
Related statistical releases
- Public attitudes to climate change and the impact of transport, August 2010
- Public attitudes to climate change and the impact on transport, January 2010 report
Contact us
- environment.stats@dft.gsi.gov.uk
- Phone: 020 7944 4129
