Prevented or have difficulty travelling long distance for adults with disabilities, by sex and age groups, Canada, 2001

	Total - 15 and over
	Total men and women	Men	Women
Total adults with disabilities	3,420,340	1,526,900	1,893,440
Prevented from travelling²	270,520	107,280	163,230
Travelled, but had difficulty	148,140	60,340	87,800
Travelled and had no difficulty	603,850	260,470	343,390
Other³	2,397,820	1,098,810	1,299,010
	15 to 64
Total adults with disabilities	1,968,490	921,020	1,047,470
Prevented from travelling²	138,180	58,150	80,030
Travelled, but had difficulty	107,170	46,130	61,040
Travelled and had no difficulty	334,540	150,730	183,800
Other³	1,388,600	666,010	722,600
	65 and over
Total adults with disabilities	1,451,840	605,880	845,970
Prevented from travelling²	132,340	49,130	83,210
Travelled, but had difficulty	40,970	14,210^E	26,760
Travelled and had no difficulty	269,320	109,730	159,590
Other³	1,009,220	432,800	576,420
¹ The Canada total excludes the Yukon, Northwest Territories and Nunavut.
² Includes all modes of transportation.
³ Other includes persons who did not travel by bus, train or airplane, persons who did not travel long distance and were not prevented, and those who did not provide a response to one or more of the long distance travel questions.
Source: Statistics Canada, Participation and Activity Limitation Survey, 2001