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ONE FALSE MOVE... A Study of Children's Independent Mobility

Mayer Hillman, John Adams and John Whitelegg

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Number of weekly journeys by travel method and journey purpose, according to British junior and senior schoolchildren's age and gender Extent of adult accompaniment of English junior schoolchildren to school and other places, according to parental 'licence* to cross roads Journey home from school by English junior schoolchildren on foot and by car, according to household car ownership 'Licence' to cross roads and to cycle among English junior and senior schoolchildren, according to area Journey home from school by English junior schoolchildren on foot and by car, according to distance Proportion of English junior schoolchildren living in households with cars in five areas, 1971 and 1990 Independent mobility of English junior schoolchildren according to age, 1971 and 1990 Method of travel to school by English junior schoolchildren and whether unaccompanied by an older person, 1971 and 1990 Number of accompanied and unaccompanied weekend activities among English junior schoolchildren, 1971 and 1990 English parents' judgement about their opportunities as children for going out on their own as compared with those of their junior schoolchild in

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