AL5 2LF — Travel to work
Census commuting habits for the neighbourhood around this postcode — “usual travel to work”, not commuting times or timetable quality.
Strong Match
This property looks like a strong candidate for further consideration based on currently available signals.
In plain English
AL5 2LF: the census question is bluntly “how do people usually get to work?” — counts are for that journey question inside a tiny output area, not every resident and not timetable quality. The largest single mode we read today is Mainly working from home; scan the percentages before you infer “nobody cycles” or “no trains nearby”.
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Pillar teaser
Neutral weighting mirrors the postcode overview snapshot.
How people usually travel to work
Census output-area mix for the journey-to-work question only — it is not the same as “everyone here drives”, and it says nothing about school runs or weekend trips.
| Mode | Share of responses |
|---|---|
| Mainly working from home | 101 people (70.1% of travel-to-work responses in this census output area) |
| Car or van — driving yourself | 25 people (17.4% of travel-to-work responses in this census output area) |
| Train | 10 people (6.9% of travel-to-work responses in this census output area) |
| On foot | 6 people (4.2% of travel-to-work responses in this census output area) |
| Bicycle | 1 people (0.7% of travel-to-work responses in this census output area) |
| Taxi or minicab | 1 people (0.7% of travel-to-work responses in this census output area) |
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Aggregated for postal unit AL5 2LF, not individual dwellings. Not financial or legal advice. Back to AL5 2LF overview.