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Passenger transport modal split

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Passenger transport modal split, excluding Liechtenstein

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Methodology:: See indicator specification for CSI035
Units:: Percentage of transport demand (in passenger-km) by mode
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Processors:: European Environment Agency (EEA)
Figure type:: Graph

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Data for 2008. No data available for Liechtenstein. There is no agreement among the EU Member States on how to attribute the passenger-kilometres of international intra-EU flights, therefore data for air passenger travels are deemed unreliable and not included.

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