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Length of land transport infrastructure in the EEA-32
Created
: Feb 17, 2010
Published
: Mar 24, 2010
Last modified
: Nov 29, 2012 11:35 AM
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The question: “are we optimising the use of existing transport infrastructure capacity and moving towards a better-balanced intermodal transport system” has attempted to been answered by referring to data available on network lengths.
The indicator covers roads, motorway, railway (including high speed rail lines – HSR), navigable inland waterway lines and pipelines. Additionally it looks at transport infrastructure density in terms of land area (kilometres per km2) and transport infrastructure density in terms of population (km per 1000 inhabitants).
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See indicator specification for TERM18
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Infrastructure networks (capacity) are measured in kilometres (km).
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Based on the current classification, Latvia and Malta have no motorways.
Norway's pipeline data is excluded due to data revisions made for the major part of the current decade. However, data is included for this country for Motorways, rail and IWWs.
European HSR data is for BE, FR, DE, IT, ES, CH and the UK.
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