These indicators cover freight, container and passenger transport, car registrations, road deaths and spending on infrastructure. Freight and container transport are broken down by rail and sea while passenger transport is broken down by road and rail. Infrastructure spending covers maintenance and investment in inland transport and the road and rail components. Passenger car registrations show the growth in registrations over the previous period. Road accidents show the number of casualties and the number of accidents involving casualties.
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Freight transport refers to the total movement of goods using inland transport on a given network. Data are expressed in million tonne-kilometres, which represents the transport of one tonne over one kilometre. Components for road and rail are available.
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