Quantitative data needed

Hi there,

I need some data that's already in the public domain for the quatitative research methods module for university.

I was going to do a questionnaire and put it on some forums to get people involved like that but it turns out it's too much messing about with the ethics clearence (most forums allow people as young as 13 to be a member).

My research interest is utility cycling, so does anyone know why I can get some data to do with cycle commuting or anything like that? Maybe the results of surveys about how many people travel in and out of and around London by bike or something like that.

Thanks everyone.

Check the tfl website

Bit of a change from rugby.

http://www.tfl.gov.uk/businessandpartners/publications/1421.aspx

You also could try the London datastore, have a search through their transport section...

http://www.biomedcentral.com/content/pdf/1471-2458-10-699.pdf

Andrei is on here. Might be worth having a chat....

Thanks for that, It's a lot more information than I hoped for.

Much better than veloriders, they just put a photo of Mick Skinner the Rugby player on leaving me thinking whotf?

http://www.biomedcentral.com/content/pdf/1471-2458-10-699.pdf

Andrei is on here. Might be worth having a chat....

i am indeed ;-)

feel free to send me a pm.

by the way, the html and final versions of the article should be online soon. i will try to post them up when they are.

You should have a look at the 2001 census which has data on method of travel to work, with bicycle as one of the options. All the data at: http://www.statistics.gov.uk/census2001/census2001.asp

The neighbourhood stats portal makes it easy to cut the census data by local authority area: http://neighbourhood.statistics.gov.uk

i am indeed ;-)

feel free to send me a pm.

I certainly will when I start my dissertation, but for now I just need a small sample of data to put on SPSS for the quantitative module.

Appreciated.

oooh, SPSS its all coming back to me, the most useless section of a undergrad study ever-
just make up a data set, no one will ever know