Transport
- 84.7% of passenger trains in Great Britain arrived within 5 or 10 minutes of the timetable in April to June 2026 Public Performance Measure: share of passenger trains arriving at their final destination within 5 minutes of the timetable (10 minutes for long distance trains), Great Britain, quarterly, April 1997 to June 2026. Per cent.
- Passengers made 461 million rail journeys in Great Britain in April to June 2026 Passenger journeys on the national rail network, in total and by sector, Great Britain, quarterly, April 1994 to June 2026. Millions.
- Trains in Great Britain arrived on time at 68.1% of station stops in April to June 2026 Share of recorded station stops at which trains arrived on time (early or within 59 seconds of the timetable), within 3 minutes and within 15 minutes, Great Britain, quarterly, April 2014 to June 2026. Per cent.
- 4.1% of passenger trains planned in Great Britain were cancelled in April to June 2026, counting part cancellations as half Cancellations as a share of passenger trains planned, each quarter and averaged over the last four quarters, Great Britain, April 2019 to June 2026. Per cent.
- After inflation, rail fares in Great Britain were 38% higher on average in 2026 than in 1995 How much more or less rail tickets cost than in 1995, by type of ticket, after inflation, Great Britain, 1995 to 2026. Per cent.
- 16% of minor roads, 6% of B and C roads and 4% of A roads run by councils in England were in poor condition in 2025-26 Share of the length of roads run by councils that surveys found in poor condition, so that repairs should be considered, by type of road, England, 2007-08 to 2025-26. Per cent.
- Motor vehicles were driven 342.6 billion miles on Great Britain's roads in 2025 Miles driven by all motor vehicles on all roads, in total and by type of vehicle, Great Britain, each year from 1949 to 2025. Billions of miles.
- Traffic on England's motorways and major A roads averaged 56.7 mph in the year to June 2026 Average speed of traffic, a measure of congestion: the slower the traffic, the more congested the roads. Motorways and major A roads run by National Highways, across all hours of the day, over the last 12 months and each month, England, April 2015 to June 2026. Miles per hour.