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Persons able to reach workplace/school/university within one hour using public transport, cycling or walking by household composition, degree of urbanisation and risk of poverty or social exclusion
This indicator measures the share of the population aged 16–64 who study or work and are able to reach their workplace, school, or university within one hour of their residence by public transport, cycling or walking. Results are broken down by household composition, degree of urbanisation and risk of poverty or social exclusion.
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