Bristol Local Transport Plan Annual Progress Report 2004 | CONTENTS |
Bristol - The City in Statistics All figures relate only to the area within the City administrative boundary. Population 380,800 (2001 Census) Buses: Number of bus stops: 1,560 Number of city bus services: every 15 minutes during the day: 14 every 30 minutes during the day: 20 Bus lanes (one-way): 16.4 km Park and Ride Services: 3 Rail: Number of stations: 12 Non-interchanging passengers using 5.2million (approx. 17,700 per weekday) Temple Meads Station (2003) Highways: Motorways (M5,M49,M32): 17.6 km A class roads: 95.9 km B class roads: 54.5 km C Class roads: 70.0 km Unclassified roads: 972.8km Number of traffic signal road junctions and priority shuttles: 154 Parking: Multi-storey public spaces: 7,836 Park and Ride spaces (Brislington, Portway, Long Ashton): 3,100 Other off-street public spaces: 6,182 On-street Pay & Display spaces: 1,819 Walking: Number of pelican/puffin/toucan crossings: 165 Number of zebra crossings: 155 Traffic signals with pedestrian phase: 100 Public Rights of Way: 160 km Cycling: Segregated and shared cycle routes: 66 km On-road cycle lanes (including bus lanes): 26km On-street cycle parking spaces (city centre): 1,011 Cycle parking spaces (Temple Meads Station): 250 Car Ownership: 25% (20% in 1991) (2001 Census, by households) 46% (46% in 1991) Two or more cars per household: 29% (34% in 1991) One car per household: Households without a car: Means of Travel to Work: (2001 Census of Bristol residents) 1991 (%) 2001 (%) Rail or Bus: 14.7 13.5 Car driver/passenger: 58.6 57.1 Motor cycle: 2.8 1.6 Pedal cycle: 3.3 4.6 On foot: 14.7 15.6 Working at Home: 3.7 7.3 Bristol Local Transport Plan Annual Progress Report 2004 | CONTENTS | Bristol Local Transport Plan Annual Progress Report 2004 Contents Executive Summary iii 1.
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