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A closer look at urban transport – TERM 2013: transport indicators tracking progress towards environmental targets in Europe

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This TERM 2013 report includes an assessment of progress towards the transport-related environmental targets set out in the 2011 White Paper and other transport and environment regulations. It also includes a focus on the environmental impacts of urban transport.
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Publication Created 02 Dec 2013 Published 03 Dec 2013
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EEA Report No 11/2013
This TERM 2013 report includes an assessment of progress towards the transport-related environmental targets set out in the 2011 White Paper and other transport and environment regulations. It also includes a focus on the environmental impacts of urban transport.

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: 978-92-9213-413-6
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The change in urban freight vehicle kilometre (vkm) in London
Percentage of people in the EU-27 who have ordered goods over the Internet in the past 12 months, 2011
Tonnes lifted per capita in 16 urban areas in the UK
Relationship between light and heavy goods vehicle traffic in the UK
Parking charges and car modal share
Bicycle traffic in Berlin
Journeys from home to work and school as a percentage of total journeys for a selection of cities
Modal split for city areas for 2009 and 2011
Modal split for metropolitan city areas for 2009 and 2011
Passenger diesel car - CADC 1/3 mix
Passenger diesel car - NEDC
Trends in passenger transport demand and GDP
Number of car registrations by alternative fuel type
Share of renewable energy consumption in transport % share of renewable energy consumption in transport by EU-28 member country, including all biofuels consumed in transport
Share of renewable energy consumed in transport
Freight transport volumes and GDP

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