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The State Transportation Statistics (STS) present data on each state's infrastructure, safety, freight movement, passenger travel, vehicles, economy and finance, and energy and the environment. Learn more about transportation in your state through the charts, graphs, and tables below. To choose multiple values, please hold the Ctrl key as you ...
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Infographic 1: Overview of Transport Statistics by topic Below is a summary of the main points from the latest transport trends in Great Britain (Infographic 1). For domestic trips in 2020: 1. 580 billion passenger kilometreswere travelled in Great Britain, down 33% from 2019, after long-term growth since 1960 2. people made 739 tripson average acr...
How much we travel
Data Source: TSGB0101, TSGB0102 Of this total, 92% of passenger kilometres travelled in Great Britain was made by cars, vans and taxis. Chart 1: Passenger kilometres by mode, Great Britain, 1960 to 2020 Passenger kilometres travelled by cars, vans and taxis steadily increased from 139 billion passenger kilometres in 1960, to 738 billion passenger kilometres in 2019, an all-time high in the series. 2020 saw the largest decline in distance travelled for this mode in this series, down 27% on 201...
How many trips we make in a year
Data Source: TSGB0103 Chart 2: Average number of trips made per person, England, 2020 In 2020 (Chart 2): 1. the average number of trips fell 22% compared to 2019 2. private transport accounted for the vast majority of trips (94%)
How much we travel on public transport
Data Source: TSGB0102 In the financial year ending 2021 in Great Britain, there were: 1. 2.5 billion passenger journeys made on public transport vehicles, down 68% on the financial year ending 2020 2. 1.7 billion local bus passenger journeys, down 68% on the financial year ending 2020, and down 86% from 1960 3. 0.7 billion journeys made by rail, down 78% on the financial year ending 2020, and down 60% from 1960 3.1. of which 0.4 billion of journeys were made on the National Rail, down 78% on...
Where we travel by air, sea and international rail
Data Source: TSGB0201, TSGB0202, TSGB0205, TSGB0507, TSGB0509, TSGSB0510 For air, sea and international rail passenger movements in 2020, there were: 1. 73.7 million by air, of which 86% were international passenger movements 2. 27.5 million by sea, 25% of whom travelled internationally by sea 3. 6.9 million on short sea (ferry) routes, down 63% on 2019, of which 3.1. 72% travelled between France and the UK 3.2. 28% travelled on other international ferry routes between Europe and the UK 4. 8....
Overseas monthly air and short sea travel in 2020, compared to 2019
Data Source: TSGB0205, TSGB0507, TSGSB0508 Compared to April 2019, international passenger volumes in April 2020 were down (Chart 8): 1. 99% for air 2. 95% for short sea In 2020, there were: 1. 63.7 million passengers travelling internationally by airat UK airports, down 75% on 2019 2. 6.9 million passengers travelling internationally by seaat UK seaports on short sea (ferry) routes, down 63% on 2019 Sea passenger figures include tourist, leisure, business travel, and freight drivers accompan...
Domestic freight
Data Source: TSGB0401 to TSGB0403 Of which: 1. 77% was moved by road 2. 14% was moved by water 3. 9% was moved by rail Compared to 2019, in 2020: 1. goods moved in the UK by GB-registered heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) decreased by 11% 2. goods moved by rail decreased by 9% 3. waterborne freight continued its long-term decline since 2000, down by 2% Chart 9: Goods moved by domestic freight mode, from 2000 to 2020 (billion tonne-kilometres) Road freight made up the largest proportion of domestic...
Imports and Exports
Of which, an estimated: 1. 240.9 million tonnes of freight arrived in the UK 2. 132.3 million tonnes left the UK Chart 10: UK trade by direction and international modes of transport in 2020 (million tonnes) In 2020: 1. imports accounted for 65% of freight trade moved by sea 2. the proportion of rail and air freight import and export volumes were almost equal, with 2.1. rail at 52% and 48% respectively 2.2. air at 55% and 45% respectively
Greenhouse gas emissions by sector
Data Source: TSGB0306 In 2019: 1. the UK produced 455 million tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent (mtCO2e) of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions 2. total UK domestic emissions were down 3% from 2018, and 44% from 1990 3. domestic transport was responsible for 122 mtCO2e, down 2% from 2018, despite a 2% increase from 2018 in vehicle miles 4. domestic transport produced 27% of the UK’s total emissions 5. domestic transport emissions decreased by 5% since 1990 Chart 11: Greenhouse gas emissions by s...
Greenhouse gas emissions by transport mode
Data Source: TSGB0306 Of which: 1. 67.7 mtCO2e(61%) were from cars and taxis 2. 19.5 mtCO2e (18%) were from HGVs 3. other domestic transport emissions accounted for 6.7 mtCO2e, comprising of: 3.1. rail (1.7 mtCO2e) 3.2. domestic aviation (1.4 mtCO2e) 3.3. motorcycles and mopeds (0.5 mtCO2e) 3.4. emissions from vehicles using propane, biofuels and other sources (0.7 mtCO2e) 3.5. other transport, such as military aircraft, and shipping and aircraft support vehicles (2.3 mtCO2e) Chart 12: Greenh...
Air pollution
Data Source: TSGB0308 Chart 13: Air pollutants, from 1990 to 2019 Comparing 2019’s domestic transport emission levels with 1990’s (Chart 13): 1. all pollutants have declined at varying rates: 1.1. pollutants CO, benzene, butadiene, lead, and SO2have decreased by at least 90% 1.2. NOxlevels were down 34% 1.3. PM2.5levels were down 13% 1.4. PM10levels were down 11%
Data source: Domestic transport use by mode: Great Britain, since 1 March 2020 Following the passing of the Coronavirus Act 2020 on the 25 March 2020, usage of transport across all modes fell to unprecedented low pointsin the March 2020 lockdown, where: 1. weekday usage across public transport modes fell to less than 20% of pre-COVID-19baseline in ...
We would welcome any feedback on these statistics by email. We will attempt to address any comments in a subsequent release. Each topic covered in the annual statistics covered in this release are available in the relevant notes and definitions document. For the daily transport use statistics, further information can be found in the COVID-19 domest...
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Nov 8, 2016 · These statistics come from the Census Bureau, the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA), and the Bureau of Labor Statistics, each of which treats transportation as a significant sector of the economy. For-hire transportation is one of the many sectors covered in the Economic Census, conducted every 5 years.
Dec 14, 2023 · Infographic 1 is a summary of the main points from the latest transport trends in Great Britain. This infographic shows that: For domestic travel in 2022: people travelled a total of 740 billion ...
Dec 15, 2022 · Publications, dissemination and Transport Statistics Great Britain. Email transport.statistics@dft.gov.uk. Public enquiries 020 7944 4847. Media enquiries 0300 7777 878. Report showing statistical ...
In 2019/20: 4.5 billion local bus passenger journeys in Great Britain, 57% of all public transport journeys. 1.7 billion National Rail passenger journeys in Great Britain, an increase of 154% since 1985/86. 0.3 billion passenger journeys on light rail and tram systems in Great Britain, a slight decrease on the previous year.
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