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Roadside survey of vehicle observations

data.gov.uk (National Data Library) OGL-UK-3.0 ↪ webpage — more clicking needed Department for Transport · updated 2017-03-16
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The roadside survey is a survey of vehicles passing observation points on the UK road network. It uses automatic numberplate recognition (ANPR) cameras to capture registration marks at 256 sites during June each year (or every other from 2011 onwards). The data are primarily used to create the Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) evasion estimates, MOT non-compliance estimates and foreign-registered vehicles in traffic estimates. These files present anonymised individual vehicle observation information by matching the captured registration mark with data held in the DVLA database. The files do not include registration mark, precise observation data / location, keeper name or keeper address details. The data will be of use to anyone who wishes to understand the mix of vehicle types using British roads.

Files & links (10)

ResourceFormatVerifiedSize
vehicles-statisticsHTML↪ webpage — more clicking needed18 KB
statisticsXLS↪ webpage — more clicking needed93 KB
RoadsideSurveyDataGuide_v03-2017.pdfPDFunchecked
2008RoadsideSurvey.zip?unchecked
2007RoadsideSurvey.zip?unchecked
2009RoadsideSurvey.zip?unchecked
2011RoadsideSurvey.zip?unchecked
2010RoadsideSurvey.zip?unchecked
2013RoadsideSurvey.zip?unchecked
2015RoadsideSurvey.zipZIPunchecked

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