Report
Onderzoek Studentenkaart 2001: Rapportage op hoofdlijnen [Research on the Public Transport Pass for Students 2001: Main Report]
Jan 1, 2002
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In this project for the Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture and Science (OCenW), the Dutch Railways Group and the other public transport companies in The Netherlands, RAND Europe and NEA have measured the use of train and bus/tram/metro by students who own a Public Transport Pass. These passes were paid for by the Ministry of OCenW and give students the right to use public transport for free or at reduced fees during certain parts of the week (depending on the type of pass: for the weekend or the working week). A total of 9,279 students (with either a pass for the weekend or the working week) were interviewed. The questionnaire included a trip diary in which the students filled in all their public transport trips during four consecutive days. Furthermore, questions were asked about the quality of public transport and attributes of the students and special attention was paid to travel between home and school by public transport. The interview data were processed, expanded and analysed. This volume describes the methodology and the results in detail. Note: This report is composed in Dutch with an English language summary.
Summary
Summary (English) PDF
Preface
All Prefatory Materials PDF
Chapter 1
Achtergrond En Probleemstelling PDF
Chapter 2
De Steekproeftrekking PDF
Chapter 3
De Vragenlijst En Het Veldwerk PDF
Chapter 4
De Respons En De Non-Respons-Analyse PDF
Chapter 5
De Verwerking PDF
Chapter 6
Ophoging Naar Onderzoeksperiode PDF
Chapter 7
Ophoging Naar Jaartotaal PDF
Chapter 8
Gedetailleerde Uitkomsten PDF
Bijlage PDF
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