University of Sunderland - Travel Plan Final 200510-1

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University of Sunderland Travel Plan Update Permit Type University car park (with permit) University car park (without permit/higher P&D tariff) On Street Table 3.46 - 2007 and 2009 Comparison of Parking Statistics – Student Car Drivers Public off-street car park Total 2007 Number of Respondents Table 3.47 compares parking statistics across the City and St Peter’s Campus Campuses. A larger proportion of students based at St Peter’s have parking permits. . A relatively large proportion of staff based at the City Campus park on street. However, the figures below need to be treated with caution as the numbers are small. Table 3.47 – 2009 Comparison of Parking Statistics between Campuses – Student Car Drivers City Campus Number of Respondents University car park (with permit) University car park (without permit/higher P&D tariff) City Campus % of Respondents 5087709/University of Sunderland - Travel Plan Final 200510.docx 103 48 7 On Street 35 Public off-street car park 5 Park & Ride 0 Other 1 Total 96 2007 % of Respondents 2009 Number of Respondents 148 70.8% 472 8 3.8% 20 36 17.2% 77 17 8.1% 12 209 99.9% 581 St Peters Campus Number of Respondents 50% 116 7.3% 7 36.5% 18 5.2% 2 0% 0 1% 0 100% 143 St Peters Campus % of Respondents 2009 % of Respondents % Point Variation 2007-09 81.2% 10.4% 3.4% -0.4% 13.3% -3.9% 2.1% -6.0% 100% City Campus Number of Respondents 81.1% 4.9% 12.6% 1.4% 0% 0% 100%
University of Sunderland Travel Plan Update 3.2.2.2 Car Type Students were asked questions regarding the their vehicle engine size and the their vehicle fuel type. Figure 3.21 and Figure 3. .22 show that respondents dents predominantly have engine sizes below 22.0 litres and drive petrol cars. One driver had a hybrid vehicle. 44% 5087709/University of Sunderland - Travel Plan Final 200510.docx 104 Figure 3.21 - 2009 Vehicle Engine Size – Student Car Drivers 3% Figur Figure 3.22 –2009 Vehicle Fuel Type – Student Car Drivers 3.2.2.3 Travel choices and opportunities for behaviour change 4% 16% 1% Reason for Using a Car to Travel to Work Students who drive to University were asked why they choose to use this method of transport over others. Students were able to provide up to three responses. Similar to University staff, three reasons were more popular that other options provided to respondents. These were: 50% 82% Less than 1.4 litres 1.4 -2.0 litres Greater than 2.0 litres Don't know Petrol Diesel Don't know
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