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Longer transport distances
During this year’s first quarter, Norwegian lorries carried a total of 51 million tonnes of goods on domestic and foreign roads. This is almost the same amount as in the corresponding quarter last year. However, the average transport distance was somewhat longer during the first quarter of 2006 compared to the corresponding period last year.
Each tonne was carried on average 3.2 km longer than in the first quarter of 2005, and this led to an increase in the transport performance of 3.2 per cent to almost 4.6 billion tonne-kilometres.
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Due to adjustments in the calculation methodology, figures referring to 1st quarter of 2006 are changed in subsequent publications. |
Tables:
- Table 1 National and international transports for hire or reward and own account. Transport performances. Quarter
- Table 2 National transports for hire or reward and own account. Tonnage carried and transport performance, by commodity. Quarter. Mill. tonnes
- Table 3 International transports for hire or reward. Tonnage carried and transport performance, by commodity. Quarter.
- Table 4 International transports for hire or reward and own account, to and from Norway. Tonnage carried and transport performance. Quarter
- Table 5 Comparisons with other Nordic countries. Tonnage carried. Million tonnes
- Table 6 Comparisons with other Nordic countries. Transport performance. Million tonne-kilometres
The statistics is now published as Carriage of goods by lorry.
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