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06369: Public transport. Passengers, vehicle/boat/train kms and traffic revenues, by mode of transport (closed series) 2005K1 - 2015K4

Jardar Andersen, Statistics Norway
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2016-09-30 08:00
Vehicle/boat/train kilometres (1 000 km):
1 000 km
Passengers (1 000 passengers):
1 000 passengers
Ticket revenues (NOK 1 000):
NOK 1 000
Vehicle/boat/train kilometres (1 000 km):
31.12.
Passengers (1 000 passengers):
31.12.
Ticket revenues (NOK 1 000):
31.12.
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NSB now has a new method for calculating passenger numbers. Figures are included from the 1st quarter of 2012 in the new method, which means there is a slight break in the statistics from 2011 to 2012.