Trends in the Transport Sector

International Transport Forum

Frequency :
Annual
ISSN :
1999-1223 (online)
ISSN :
1563-0439 (print)
DOI :
10.1787/19991223
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This annual statistical report from the International Transport Forum provides the reader with the first available internationally comparable figures on key transport trends. It analyses the transport situation in the western and eastern European countries, as well as the Baltic States and the CIS. The book opens with an overview of the world economy and trade as they affect transport, and then has sections providing volume data on freight transport via road, rail waterway, and pipeline and passenger transport via rail, bus, and car. In addition, it provides information on road accidents. It supersedes Statistical Trends in Transport.

Also available in: French
 
Trends in the Transport Sector 2002

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Authors:
European Conference of Ministers of Transport
Publication Date :
25 July 2002
Pages :
68
ISBN :
9789282112960 (PDF) ; 9789282113752 (print)
DOI :
10.1787/trend_transp-2002-en

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This publication presents the most up-to-date statistics on transport markets in Europe, together with charts highlighting the major trends. Published earlier than comparable studies, this report provides the reader with first-hand figures on key transport trends. It analyses the transport situation in the western and eastern European countries, as well as in the Baltic States and the CIS.
Also available in: French

Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION
1. THE ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT IN 2000
-1.1 2000 -- an exceptionally strong year, but one that marked the end of a cycle of growth
-1.2 The Euro Area saw the cycle come to an end
-1.3 Similar developments outside the Euro Area
-1.4 An exceptionally strong year 2000 for new ECMT Member countries too
-1.5 Demand-led production in Central and Eastern Europe and in the Baltic States
-1.6 CIS dependent on exports
-1.7 Trade balance improving in new ECMT Member countries
-1.8 A very positive trend in investment in new ECMT Member countries
-1.9 Trends giving rise to inflation worries in some new ECMT Member countries
-1.10 Slight improvements in employment figures in new ECMT Member countries
2. FREIGHT TRANSPORT IN 2000
-2.1 The countries of Western Europe
--Road freight transport
--Rail freight transport
--Inland waterways
--Oil pipeline transport
-2.2 The countries of Central and Eastern Europe
--Road freight transport
--Rail freight transport 
--Inland waterway transport
--Oil pipeline transport
-2.3 Freight transport in the countries of the CIS
3. PASSENGER TRANSPORT
-3.1 Passenger transport in the countries of Western Europe
--Passenger transport by rail
--Passenger transport by bus and coach
--Passenger transport by car
-3.2 Passenger transport in the countries of Central and Eastern Europe
--Passenger transport by rail
--Passenger transport by bus and coach
--Transport by car
-3.3 Passenger transport in the CIS countries
--Passenger transport by rail
--Passenger transport by bus and coach
4. ROAD SAFETY
-4.1. Road safety figures for the countries of Western Europe
-4.2. Road safety figures for Central and Eastern Europe
-4.3. Road safety figures for the countries of the CIS
TABLES
A. Freight Transport
B. Passenger Transport
C. Road Accidents