National statistics

Transport Statistics Great Britain: 2015

Report showing statistical trends in the British transport sector for the year 2015.

From:
Department for Transport
Published
10 December 2015

Documents

Transport statistics Great Britain: 2015 report summary

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Transport statistics Great Britain (tables)

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Details

Transport statistics Great Britain report provides statistics for 2015 on:

  • the use people make of different modes of transport
  • aviation activity at UK and international airports and of airlines
  • transport energy consumption and greenhouse gas and air pollutant emissions
  • road and rail freight
  • port freight and sea passenger traffic at UK sea ports
  • use of public transport
  • road traffic volumes and congestion
  • road and rail accidents and casualties
  • licensed vehicles and MOT and driving test rates
  • people using walking and cycling as a method of transport
  • the use of transport by people with mobility difficulties

Notes and definitions related to the statistics contained in each chapter are available.

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Published 10 December 2015

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