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The document summarizes the results of a survey of 50 students about their use of public transportation. Most students use cars to get to school rather than public transportation. While many students would like to get a driver's license and own a car, the document advocates using public transportation and lists its benefits. It provides statistics on how students typically commute including the time, distance, and cost of their journeys as well as the schedules of public buses. The document's goal is to promote greater use of public transportation among students.
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- 2. As you know,this year our project is called 損THINK FOR THE FUTURE束. We prepared a short questionary and 50 students answered it. We asked them about their transport to school. And now we would like to present you some of our reasults.
- 3. The popularity of public transport In the first question we were interested which The Benefits of Public Transport public transport was the most popular in Slovenia. 2% 6% 5% *Street traffic (car):87% *Non-motorized transport: 6% *Train: 5% 87% *Bus: 2% Railway Road Coach Transport Non-motorized Traffic
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- 5. Traffic accidents The question asks about the possibilities of traffic accidents and in where they are the most frequent. Car accidents take the first place with 94%. Trains and planes only 3%. The most secure, in our oppinion is railroad traffic with 0%.
- 6. How to persuade teengers to use public passenger transport? Most of them, 44%, would try to educate the young about the bad sides of heavy traffic, 22% would point out the possibility of saving some money and giving an example, and 12% of them would do it their way.
- 7. How to Persuade Teenagers to Use PPT 12% 22% 44% 22% Education on PPT Saving money By example Other modes
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- 9. How much time do you need to get to school? TIME NEEDED 29% of the students replied 11-20 minutes, 26% 1-10 minutes, 18% 21-30 minutes, 12% 12% 6% 26% 45-60 minutes, only 9% 9% needs 31-45 minutes and 6% of them needs 18% 29% more than an hour to get to school. 1-10 min 11-20min 21-30 min 31-45 min 46-60 min More than 1 hour
- 10. How far are you from the school? DISTANCE FROM YOUR SCHOOL 35 35 30 25 20 KM 15 10 4,5 5 0,5 0 Minimum distance Average distance Maximum distance The maximum distance is 35 km, the minimum 500 meters. Most of them have approximately 13 km to come to school.
- 11. How many times a day does your bus leave/arrive? HOW MANY TIMES A DAY DOES YOUR BUS LEAVE? 20% 12% 6% 6% 0% 18% 12% 20% 6% No bus 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Every hour 20% of them replied 4 times a day, 18% answered only 2 times a day, 12% from 7 to 5 times a day and 6% from 1 to 3 times a day.
- 12. And dont forget: THE WORLD IS IN OUR HANDS!