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New tables
Table
1.4 Number of taxis licensed, taxi drivers licensed
and private hire cars licensed by local authority.
1.10 Number of goods vehicles licensed by operator
size.
1.11 The most popular new cars sold in Scotland.
1.12 Results of the road vehicle testing scheme (MOT).
3.3 Goods moved by UK HGVs by destination.
6.7 Atmospheric concentrations of selected pollutants
recorded at Air Quality Monitoring Stations.
6.8 Petrol and diesel deliveries in Scotland.
8.2 Cross-border passenger traffic originating outwith
Scotland and the associated passenger revenue.
8.8 Number of passenger stations within each local
authority.
8.11 Number of railway fatalities by former region
and by category.
9.4 Passenger traffic on selected international routes,
to and from Scotland's main airports.
9.5 The ten international airports with the largest
number of passenger journeys for flights directly to and from Scotland's main
airports.
10.15 HM Coastguard statistics on search and rescue
operations.
12.16 Employed adults(16+) - place of work.
12.17 Employed adults(16+) not working from home
- usual method of travel to work analysed by sex, age, current situation, social
class, annual net household income and urban/rural classification.
New charts
1.3 All vehicles licensed at 31 December by local
authority.
1.4 Private cars licensed at 31 December per head
of population by local authority area.
6.3 Atmospheric concentrations of selected pollutants
recorded at urban and rural monitoring sites.
6.4 Deliveries of petroleum and diesel in Scotland.
6.5 Leaded and unleaded as a percentage of all
petroleum deliveries in Scotland.
Tables which contain additional information
1.1 now includes a breakdown of new registrations
by method of propulsion.
1.2 now includes a breakdown of vehicles at 31 December
by method of propulsion.
1.13 now also provides figures for Driving Licence
Theory tests
1.15 now also shows driving licence possession by
annual net household income and by urban/rural classification.
1.17 now also shows car availability by household
type, annual net household income, and by urban/rural classification.
4.1 now shows the total estimated crossings for both
directions for all the toll bridges.
6.5 now provides average daily traffic flows for some
new locations.
8.1 now shows passenger traffic originating in Scotland
separately for internal and cross border journeys, and the associated passenger
revenue.
9.2 now shows "UK offshore" air passenger traffic
separately.
10.6 now gives a breakdown by major ports of the different
types of traffic.
10.11 now shows more ferry routes.
10.14 now shows more ferry routes.
11.1 now shows current expenditure on roads improvements
and design, build, finance and operate payments.
11.1 now provide figures for expenditure on school
crossing patrols.
11.3 now provide figures for expenditure on school
crossing patrols.
11.3 now shows separately expenditure on gritting
and snow clearing and on other road maintenance.
11.10 now shows the "Other travel costs" component
of the Retail Prices Index.
12.7 now also shows frequency of driving by current
situation and urban / rural classification, and uses expanded breakdowns by
age-group and annual net household income expanded.
12.8 now shows frequency of walking and frequency
of cycling using expanded breakdowns by age and annual net household income.
12.9 now shows frequency of walking and frequency
of cycling using expanded breakdowns by age and annual net household income.
12.10 now also shows travel to school by urban /
rural classification, and uses an expanded breakdown by annual net household
income.
H1-3 now provide figures for more years, where possible
(back to 1960, in some cases).
H3 now also shows new registrations of vehicles.
Charts which contain additional information
4.1 now shows the estimated the total numbers of
vehicles crossing the Forth Road Bridge and the Tay Road Bridge in each year.
4.2 now also shows the Skye Bridge.
H6 now also shows new registrations of vehicles.
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