Scottish Transport Statistics No 29: 2010 Edition

Has figures on (e.g.) road vehicles, traffic, accidents, bus and rail passengers, road and rail freight, air and water transport, finance, personal travel and international comparisons.


SCOTTISH GOVERNMENT TRANSPORT STATISTICS PUBLICATIONS

Scottish Transport Statistics The Summary describes the trends for each mode of transport over the past ten years, compares some key statistics with the equivalent figures for Great Britain and provides some longer-term historical series. There are chapters on Road transport vehicles, Bus and coach travel, Road freight, Toll bridges, Road network, Road traffic, Injury road accidents, Rail services, Air transport, Water transport, Finance and Personal and cross-modal travel, and a section on International Comparisons

Latest edition: provides figures up to 2009, published December 2010.
Published AnnuallyISBN 978-0-7559-9844-9

Main Transport Trends Annual. A short summary of the main trends for each mode of transport over the past ten years and the Scottish Household Survey's main transport-related results since it started in 1999. Includes comparisons with Great Britain and some longer-term historical series.

Latest edition: provides figures up to 2009, published August 2010 Web only

Household Transport in 2009Annual. Provides detailed information on Scottish Household Survey relating to travel attitudes and behaviour. Including: availability of cars; driving licence possession, frequency of driving & walking; travel to work and travel to school.

Latest edition: provides figures up to 2009, published September 2010. Web only

SHS Transport: Local Area Analysis Biennial. Provides SHS information over two-year periods for Local Authorities and Regional Transport Partnership areas.

Latest edition: provides figures for 2007/2008, published March 2010 Web tables only

Scottish Household Survey Travel Diary results Provides details of journeys made collected via the Travel Diary. Includes purposes for travel, distances, the times of day at which trips start, duration of journeys, days of the week and car occupancy levels.

Latest release (webtables): 2009 figures, trends since 1999; published November 2010. Web only
Latest detailed biennial data: figures to 2007/08, trends since 1999; published Sept 2009. Web only

National Travel Survey Scottish ResultsBiennial. These web-tables provides trends on the average number of journeys and average distance travelled per person per year, including average journey length, main mode of travel, journey purpose.

Latest edition: figures up to 2007/2008; published in April 2010 Web only

Bus and Coach StatisticsBiennial. Presents Department for Transport statistics on bus and coach operators, and some related Scottish Household Survey ( SHS) results. Includes: vehicle kms, patronage levels, fare indices; passenger receipts; public transport support and concessionary fare reimbursement; adults' frequency of use of local bus services; views on aspects of bus services; travel to work by bus; reasons for not using buses; safety on buses; concessionary travel passes.

Latest edition: figures up to 2007-08; published March 2009 Web only

Key Reported Road Casualty StatisticsAnnual. Provisional figures on accidents, casualties by severity, casualties by type of road, casualties by mode of transport, and child casualties, including trends in recent years and progress towards the casualty reduction targets for the year 2010. Also figures by Police Force and local authority.

Latest edition: provides figures up to 2009; published in June 2010 Web only

Reported Road Casualties ScotlandAnnual. More detailed tables on accidents, motorists and casualties, and country comparisons. Also includes 2010 casualty reduction targets, Contributory Factor data and compares the reported numbers of casualties with information from other sources. Detailed tables on Accidents, Accident costs, Vehicles involved, Drivers and riders, Drivers breath tested, Drink-drive accidents and casualties, and Casualties.

Latest edition: provides figures up to 2009, published in November 2010
Published AnnuallyISBN 978 07559 9700 8

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