Wednesday, June 11, 2008

Regional Transport Statistics 2006

The Department for Transport has today published Regional Transport Statistics: 2006 Edition.

This National Statistics publication brings together a wide range of transport statistics for Great Britain and Northern Ireland at Government Office Region and former Metropolitan County level.

Regional variations are complex, particularly because of the widely varying local circumstances. In particular, these include differences in economy, population structure and density, and transport systems. London, in particular, is very distinctive in transport terms.

A wide range of tables, maps, charts and summary points are presented in the report covering the following areas:

* Personal Travel, including a selection of regional information from the National Travel Survey;

* Public Transport, including tables using information collected from public transport operators and maps of the Department for Transport's 2004 Accessibility Indicators;

* Road Vehicles, including stock and first registrations, and vehicle crime;

* Road Traffic, including traffic and traffic speeds by region;

* Roads, including road lengths and road condition by region;

* Road Safety, including regional casualty figures for different types of road users;

* Freight, including road goods moved and lifted by origin and destination, and freight traffic at ports;

* Air, including passenger and freight movements by region;

* Other relevant data, including regional population, household numbers and economic data.

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