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Transport Statistics 2010 TRANSPORT STATISTICS 2010 National Statistics Office, Malta 2010 Published by the National Statistics Office Lascaris Valletta VLT 2000 Malta Tel.: (+356) 25 99 70 00 Fax:(+356) 25 99 72 05 / 25 99 71 03 e-mail: [email protected] website: http://www.nso.gov.mt CIP Data Transport Statistics 2010. – Valletta: National Statistics Office, 2010 xi, 154p. ISBN: 978-99957-29-00-4 ISSN: 1681-780X For further information, please contact: Unit B2: International Trade and Transport Statistics Directorate B: Business Statistics National Statistics Office Lascaris Valletta VLT 2000 Malta Tel.: (+356) 25 99 71 70 e-mail: [email protected] Our publications are available from: Unit D2: External Cooperation and Communication Directorate D: Resources and Support Services National Statistics Office Department of Information Lascaris 3 Castille Place Valletta VLT 2000 Valletta VLT 2000 Tel.: (+356) 25 99 72 19 Tel.: (+356) 21 25 05 50 Fax: (+356) 25 99 72 05 Fax: (+356) 21 23 71 70 CONTENTS T = Table C = Chart Page Commentary viii Air Transport T1.1 Passenger movements: 2005-2009 3 C1.1 Passenger movements 3 T1.2 Passenger movements by country/region: 2005-2009 4 T1.3 Passenger movements by major airports: 2005-2009 5 T1.4 Passenger movements by major airports – UK and Ireland: 2005-2009 6 T1.5 Passenger movements by major airports – Scandinavia: 2005-2009 7 T1.6 Passenger movements by major airports – Germany: 2005-2009 8 T1.7 Passenger movements by major airports – Other Western European countries: 2005-2009 9 T1.8 Passenger movements by major airports – Italy: 2005-2009 10 T1.9 Main airlines, flights and passenger movements: 2006-2009 11 T1.10 Mail and cargo movements: 2005-2009 12 Sea Transport T2.1 Number and net tonnage of vessels entered and cleared with cargoes and in ballast: 2009 15 T2.2 Number, tonnage and crews of vessels entered and cleared classified by country of origin or destination: 2009 16 T2.3 Number and tonnage of vessels arriving at Malta, classified by type and nationality: 2009 19 T2.4 Number and tonnage of vessels departing from Malta, classified by type and nationality: 2009 21 T2.5 Number, tonnage and crews of vessels entered and cleared, classified by nationality: 2009 23 T2.6 Number and net tonnage of vessels entered and cleared, classified by country and port of origin or destination: 2009 25 T2.7 Number and tonnage of vessels entered and cleared classified by country of origin or destination and nationality: 2009 39 Page Sea Transport (cont.) T2.8 Number and net tonnage of vessels entered and cleared with cargo and in ballast, classified by type of vessel: 2009 63 T2.9 Number and net tonnage of vessels entered, classified by range of net tonnage and by month: 2009 64 T2.10 Number and tonnage of vessels entered, classified by range of gross tonnage: 2009 66 T2.11 Number and tonnage of vessels entered with cargoes and in ballast classified by range of net tonnage: 2009 67 T2.12 Number and tonnage of vessels cleared, classified by duration of stay in harbour: 2009 68 T2.13 Number and tonnage of Maltese vessels cleared, classified by country and port of origin or destination: 2009 69 T2.14 Number, tonnage and type of vessels, registered under the Merchant Shipping Act, 1973 75 T2.15 Tonnage of cargo unloaded and loaded at Malta: 2004-2009 75 T2.16 Cargo unloaded and loaded classified by country of origin/destination of vessel: 2009 76 T2.17 Cargo unloaded and loaded by vessel classified by nationality of vessel: 2009 82 T2.18 Unitised cargo and number of units unloaded and loaded: 2008-2009 84 T2.19 Stock of fishing vessels registered in Malta and Gozo by region 85 T2.20 Stock of fishing licences by type of licence and type of vessels 85 T2.21 Stock of fishing licences by type of licence and region 85 T2.22 Cruise Liners: Transit Passengers 86 T2.23 Cruise Liners: Passenger Embarkations 86 T2.24 Cruise Liners: Passenger Landings 87 T2.25 Total Passenger Traffic 87 T2.26 Cruise Liner Calls 88 T2.27 Cruise Liner Calls – Quarterly by size class 89 T2.28 Trips made by vessels commuting between Malta and Italy: 2008-2009 90 T2.29 Vehicles landing from and embarking on vessels commuting between Malta and Italy: 2008-2009 91 T2.30 Passengers landing from and embarking on vessels commuting between Malta and Italy: 2008-2009 92 T2.31 Sea transport between Malta and Gozo: 2007-2009 93 C2.1 Cars and cargo: 2007-2009 93 C2.2 Passengers: 2007-2009 93 T2.32 Monthly sea transport between Malta and Gozo: 2008-2009 94 Page Road Transport T3.1 Total road traffic accidents 97 C3.1 Total traffic accidents by region: 2007-2009 97 T3.2 Minor road traffic accidents 98 T3.3 Casualties in road traffic accidents 99 C3.2 Casualties in road traffic accidents: 2007-2009 99 T3.4 Injuries sustained by drivers in road traffic accidents 100 T3.5 Injuries sustained by passengers in road traffic accidents 100 T3.6 Injuries sustained by pedestrians in road traffic accidents 100 T3.7 Total injuries sustained in road traffic accidents: by type of injury 101 T3.8 Road traffic casualties by type of injury: monthly 101 T3.9 Road traffic casualties by type of injury, age and sex 102 T3.10 Road traffic casualties by type of injury, age and means of transport 103 T3.11 Road traffic casualties by travellers, age and means of transport 104 T3.12 Road traffic casualties by day of the week 105 C3.3 Total road traffic accidents by day of the week: 2009 105 C3.4 Total road traffic casualties by day of the week: 2009 105 T3.13 Road traffic accidents by day and time of day 106 C3.5 Traffic accidents by day and time of day: 2009 106 T3.14 Road traffic accidents by locality 107 C3.6 Top 10 localities for traffic accidents: 2009 108 T3.15 Stock of licensed motor vehicles 109 T3.16 Newly-licensed motor vehicles 110 T3.17 Newly-licensed 'new' motor vehicles 111 T3.18 Newly-licensed 'used' motor vehicles 111 T3.19 Exported motor vehicles 112 T3.20 Scrapped motor vehicles 112 T3.21 Garaged motor vehicles 113 T3.22 Vehicles no longer on the road 113 T3.23 Stock of licensed vehicles as at end of year by vehicle group and age of vehicle 114 T3.24 Stock of licensed vehicles as at end of year by vehicle group and fuel type: 2008 115 T3.25 Stock of licensed vehicles as at end of year by vehicle group and fuel type: 2009 115 T3.26 Stock of licensed vehicles as at end of year by detailed vehicle category: 2008-2009 116 T3.27 Stock of licensed vehicles as at end of year by vehicle group and region: 2008-2009 117 Page Road Transport (cont.) T3.28 Transport Equipment (Vehicles) as at end 2008 and 2009: Number of passenger road vehicles licensed in the country 118 T3.29 Transport Equipment (Vehicles) as at end years: 2008 and 2009: Goods road vehicles and road tractors licensed in the country 120 T3.30 Transport Equipment (Vehicles) as at end 2009: Number of passenger road vehicles registered in the country 122 T3.31 Transport Equipment (Vehicles) as at end year 2009: Goods road vehicles and road tractors registered in the country 124 T3.32 Vehicle Road-Worthiness Test: 2009 126 T3.33 Total licence holders by region 127 T3.34 Total licence holders by age group and sex 127 T3.35 Stock of licences categories issued 128 T3.36 Contraventions issued by the Police: by region 129 C3.7 Contraventions issued by the Police: by region 129 T3.37 Contraventions issued by the Police: monthly 130 C3.8 Contraventions issued by the Police: monthly 130 T3.38 Contraventions issued by the Police: by contravention category 131 T3.39 Contraventions issued by the Police: by locality 132 C3.9 Top 10 localities for transport related contraventions issued by the Police: 2009 133 T3.40 Contraventions issued by Local Wardens: by region 134 C3.10 Contraventions issued by Local Wardens: by region 134 T3.41 Contraventions issued by Local Wardens: monthly 135 C3.11 Contraventions issued by Local Wardens: monthly 135 T3.42 Contraventions issued by Local Wardens: by contravention category 136 T3.43 Contraventions issued by Local Wardens: by locality 137 C3.12 Top 10 localities for transport related contraventions issued by Local Wardens: 2009 138 T3.44 Speed camera contraventions: 2008 139 T3.45 Speed camera contraventions: 2009 139 T3.46 Public transport: Tickets sold and revenues from tickets 140 T3.47 Other information about Public Transport: 2009 141 Page Transport Accounts T4.1 Production Account (Nace 60): 2008-2009 145 T4.2 Production Account (Nace 61): 2008-2009 145 T4.3 Production Account (Nace 62): 2008-2009 145 T4.4 Production Account (Nace 63): 2008-2009 145 T4.5 Employment (Nace 60): 2008-2009 146 T4.6 Employment (Nace 61): 2008-2009 146 T4.7 Employment (Nace 62): 2008-2009 147 T4.8 Employment (Nace 63): 2008-2009 147 T4.9 Compensation of Employees (Nace 60): 2008-2009 148 T4.10 Compensation of Employees (Nace 61): 2008-2009 148 T4.11 Compensation of Employees (Nace 62): 2008-2009 148 T4.12 Compensation of Employees (Nace 63): 2008-2009 148 Appendix 149 COMMENTARY Air Transport In 2009, passenger traffic at the Malta International Airport decreased by 195,594 or 6.3 per cent when compared to 2008 (Table 1.1).
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