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07747: StatRes. The Norwegian Public Roads Administration. Outcomes, traffic flow (closed series) 2006 - 2013

Dagfinn Sve, Statistics Norway
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2014-11-14 10:00
Share of tunnels on state roads with height restriction of 4 m or lower (per cent):
per cent
Share of underpasses on state roads with height restriction of 4 m or lower (per cent):
per cent
Share of kms of state roads with permissible axle load of 10 tonnes (per cent):
per cent
Share of kms of state roads with poor or very poor road surface (per cent):
per cent
Number of kms of state roads opened for traffic last year (km):
km
Number of kms of four-lane state roads opened for traffic last year (km):
km
Number of kms of continous main routes for bicycles in selected cities and densely populated areas opened for traffic last year (km):
km
Number of kilometres new lanes for public transport on state roads (km):
km
Number of kilometres prepared for pedestrians and cyclists along state roads (km):
km
Reduction in travel time for chosen routes on state roads (minutes):
minutes
Goal achievement of state road ferries: Opening hours in per cent (per cent):
per cent
Goal achievement of state road ferries: Frequency in per cent (per cent):
per cent
Goal achievement of state road ferries: Capacity in per cent (per cent):
per cent
Share of tunnels on state roads with height restriction of 4 m or lower (per cent):
31.12
Share of underpasses on state roads with height restriction of 4 m or lower (per cent):
31.12
Share of kms of state roads with permissible axle load of 10 tonnes (per cent):
31.12
Share of kms of state roads with poor or very poor road surface (per cent):
31.12
Number of kms of state roads opened for traffic last year (km):
31.12
Number of kms of four-lane state roads opened for traffic last year (km):
31.12
Number of kms of continous main routes for bicycles in selected cities and densely populated areas opened for traffic last year (km):
31.12
Number of kilometres new lanes for public transport on state roads (km):
31.12
Number of kilometres prepared for pedestrians and cyclists along state roads (km):
31.12
Reduction in travel time for chosen routes on state roads (minutes):
31.12
Goal achievement of state road ferries: Opening hours in per cent (per cent):
31.12
Goal achievement of state road ferries: Frequency in per cent (per cent):
31.12
Goal achievement of state road ferries: Capacity in per cent (per cent):
31.12
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In 2010, about 17 000 kilometres of state roads were reclassified as county roads. The figures relating to main routes for bicycles and changes in travel time for 2010 and later are not, therefore, directly comparable to earlier years