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Jernbanestatistikk 2008 Jernbanestatistikk 2008 1 Innhald / Contents Forord / Preface 3 Kjøp av sviller, skjener og sporvekslar 2001–2008 / Samanstilling av nøkkeltal 2008 / Summary key figures 2008 4 Purchases of sleepers, rails and crossings 2001–2008 29 Det nordiske jernbanenettet / The Nordic Railway Network 5 Kjøp av betong- og tresvillar / Nøkkeltal infrastruktur i dei nordiske landa / Purchases of concrete and wooden sleepers 29 Nordic railways – key figures 5 Kjøp av skjener etter type / Purchases of type of rails 29 Nøkkeltal for det statlege jernbanenettet*) / Kjøp av sporvekslar / Purchases of switches 29 Key figures for Norway’s public rail network*) 6 Kvalitetsklassar og skilta fart på banenettet / Trafikk / Traffic 2008 7 Quality categories and line speed 30 Togmengd/togtettleik (person- og godstog)– tog per døgn / Skjeneprofil / Rail profile 31 Train density (passenger and freight traffic) – number of trains per day 7 Sville (tre/betong) / Sleeper (wood/concrete) 32 Tog totalt per døgn i osloområdet / Planovergangar / Level crossings 33 Total number of trains per day in Greater Oslo area 9 Utvikling i talet på planovergangar / Level crossing development 33 Kapasitetsutnytting % over døgnet / % of capacity used over 24h 10 Planovergangar per banestrekning i 2008 / 33 Kapasitetsutnytting % i makstimen / % of capacity used in peak hour 11 Number of level crossings 2008 33 Persontrafikk / Passenger traffic 12 Straumforsyning / Electrification 34 Reiser med tog (1000) / Passenger journeys (1000) 12 Elektrifiserte banar / Electrified lines 34 Personkilometer (mill.) / Passenger-kilometres (mill.) 13 Kontaktleidningsanlegg – system / Type of catenary system 35 Persontog totalt per døgn i osloområdet / Kontaktleidningsanlegg – alder / Age of catenary system 36 Total number of passenger trains per day in Greater Oslo area 13 Signal / Signalling 37 Reisetid og reiseavstand mellom større byar / Fjernstyring/CTC / Centralised traffic control 37 Journey time and travelling distance between major cities 14 Strekningar med CTC / Lines with centralised traffic control 38 Avstandstabell langs jernbane (km) / Distance by rail (km) 14 Sikringsanlegg / Interlockings 39 Raskaste persontog på strekninga (tt:mm) / Sikringsanlegg – type / Interlockings – type 39 Fastest train on route (hh:mm) 14 Sikringsanlegg – alder / Interlockings – age 39 Gjennomsnittsfart på det raskaste persontoget på strekninga, ATC / Automatic train control 40 avstand rekna langs veg (km/t) / Average speed of fastest Strekningar med fullt (FATC) og delvis (DATC) utbygd ATC / passenger train on each route based on road distance (km/h) 15 Lines with full (FATC) and partial (DATC) automatic train control 41 Utvikling i reisetid persontog 1976 – 2008 / GSM-R / Global System for Mobile communication for Rail 42 Passenger train journey times 1976 – 2008 15 Strekningar med GSM-R / Reisetid i timar for det raskaste toget på hovudstrekningar / Lines with Global system for Mobile communication for Rail 43 Journey time in hours 15 Banestrekningar / Railway lines 44 Godstrafikk / Freight traffic 16 Kronologisk oversikt over opningar av nye banestrekningar / Togtransport i tonn (1000) / Tonnes transported by rail (1000) 16 Chronological summary of new line openings 44 Tonnkilometer (mill.) / Tonne-kilometres (mill.) 17 Opningar/utvidingar til dobbeltspor / Punktlegheit / Punctuality 18 Opening/extension of double-track sections 45 Punktlegheit i togtrafikken 2008 18 Nedleggingar av banestrekningar / Line closures 46 Langdistansetog / Long-distance 18 Økonomi / Finance 47 Utvikling i punktlegheit 1997–2008 (% i rute ved endestasjon) / Drift, vedlikehald og investeringar / Punctuality trends 1997–2008 (% of trains on time at terminus) 20 Operations, maintenance and investments 47 Uønskede hendingar / Incidents 21 Investeringar / Investments 48 Driftsulykker / Accidents 21 Investeringane til Jernbaneverket fordelt på programområde i 2008 (%) / Samanstilling av ulykker 2008 / Accidents in 2008 21 Investments by project type in 2008 (%) 48 Driftsulykker ved togframføring 1997–2008 / Investeringar i nyanlegg i 2008, fordelt på prosjekt (%) / Train-related accidents 1997–2008 21 Investments in new infrastructure by project in 2008 (%) 48 Dyrepåkjørsler / Animal fatalities 22 Inntekter / Income 48 Dyrepåkjørsler etter art i 2008 / Animal fatalities by species 2008 22 Inntektene til Jernbaneverket i 2008, fordelt på postar (%) / Dyrepåkjørsler 2001–2008 / Animal fatalities 2001–2008 22 Income by category in 2008 (%) 48 Elgpåkjørsler per km / Number of moose killed per route-km 23 Personale / Personnel 49 Infrastruktur / Infrastructure 24 Fast tilsette i Jernbaneverket 2000–2008 / Underbygning / Trackbed and structures 25 Number of permanent employees in Jernbaneverket 2000–2008 49 Horisontalkurvatur / Horizontal alignment 25 Personalet fordelt på einingar i 2008 (%) / Personnel by unit in 2008 (%) 49 Lengste rettstrekningar / Longest straight sections 25 Organisasjonsstrukturen / Organisational structure 50 Stigning/fall / Gradients 26 Kjelder for jernbanestatistikk 2008 / Sources of railway statistics 2008 53 Lengste tunnelar / Longest tunnels 27 Tidlegare utgitt jernbanestatistikk 54 Lengste bruer / Longest bridges 28 Previous railway statistics 55 Overbygning / Permanent way 29 Kontakt oss / Contact details 56 2 Forord / Preface Jernbanedirektør Elisabeth Enger Jernbanestatistikk vart gitt ut første gongen i Beretning for The first published Norwegian railway statistics took the form terminene 1854–55 og samla i De norske jernbaner og deres of a statistical account for the years 1854–55, later incorporated Drift 1854–79, og kan reknast som offisiell norsk statistikk i into a combined report covering the period 1854–79. These jernbanesektoren. Seinare har meldingane gått over til eigne accounts can be considered as Official Statistics of Norway for the jernbanestatistikkar og årsmeldingar. Frå 1960 har NSB gitt ut railway sector. In later years, reporting took the form of separate jernbanestatistikkhefte kvart år, i hovudsak knytt til trafikk- statistical accounts and annual reports. From 1960 onwards, NSB verksemda. I tillegg har NSB gitt ut års meldingar frå 1952 som (Norwegian State Railways) published annual statistics booklets òg inneheld statistiske data. Jernbaneverket har gitt ut års- containing mainly traffic data. NSB also published annual reports melding for verksemda frå 1996. containing some statistical information from 1952 onwards. Jernbaneverket (the Norwegian National Rail Administration) has Etter at jernbaneverksemda vart delt i trafikk og infrastruktur published annual reports on its activities since 1996. 1. desember 1996, har det vore behov for å samle statistiske data for den samla jernbaneverksemda i ein offisiell jernbane- Since the separation of railway operations and infrastructure on statistikk for Noreg. Som infrastruktureigar og fordelar av spor- 1 December 1996, there has been a need to collate statistical data tilgang er det naturleg at Jernbaneverket utarbeider denne i for the entire rail sector into official Norwegian railway statistics. form av ein årleg jernbanestatistikk som presenterer relevante In its role as infrastructure owner and track access provider, it fakta om infrastruktur, trafikk og hendingar i norsk jernbane. is natural for Jernbaneverket to publish this information in the form of an annual statistical account containing relevant data on Dette statistikkheftet er den tiande utgåva i den nye rekkja Norwegian railway infrastructure, traffic and events. av offisiell jernbanestatistikk i Noreg, og er med den nye versjonen det 155. statistikkheftet sidan starten i 1854–55 for This statistics booklet is the tenth volume in the new series of det norske banenettet. Jernbanestatistikk 2008 blir presentert official Norwegian railway statistics, and the 155th statistical på heimesida til Jernbaneverket: www.jernbaneverket.no. account of the Norwegian rail network since records started in 1854–55. Jernbanestatistikk 2008 is published on the Statistikkheftet gjeld status per 31.12.2008. Norwegian National Rail Administrations homepage; www.jernbaneverket.no. The booklet reflects the status at 31 December 2008. Elisabeth Enger Jernbanedirektør 3 Samanstilling av nøkkeltal 2008 / Summary key figures 2008 Infrastruktur Infrastructure 2008 Sporvidde Rail gauge 1 435 mm Kilometer bane Length of lines 4 114 km Elektrifisert bane Electrified lines 2 552 km Heilsveisa spor Continous welded track 95 % Enkeltspor Single track 3 887 km Dobbeltspor Double track 227 km Tunnelar Tunnels 696 Bruer Bridges 2 517 Planovergangar Level crossings 3 687 Av dette planovergang for off. veg Public roads 324 Av dette planovergang for privat veg Private roads 3 363 Endring i % / Trafikk Traffic 2007 2008 Change % Persontrafikk Passenger traffic Reiser (1000) Passenger journeys (1000) 56 827 59 028 3,9 Av dette lokal trafikk i Noreg Norwegian domestic traffic 56 357 58 519 3,8 Av dette samtrafikk med utlandet Cross-border traffic 470 509 8,1 Personkilometer (mill.) Passenger-kilometres (million) 2 956 3 114 5,4 Av dette lokal trafikk i Noreg Norwegian domestic traffic 2 895 3 047 5,3 Av dette samtrafikk med utlandet Cross-border traffic 61 67 9,5 Godstrafikk Freight traffic Tonn (1000) Tonnes transported by rail (1000) 25 116 24 896 -0,9 Av dette lokal norsk trafikk Norwegian domestic traffic 6 914 8 294 20,0 Av dette samtrafikk med utlandet Cross-border traffic 18 202 16 602 -8,8 Tonnkilometer (mill.) Tonnes-kilometres (million) 3 456 3 554 2,9 Av dette lokal norsk trafikk Norwegian
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