Juan lopez
27th January 2013 |
band that maker her dance |
Michael K.
17th October 2012 |
What percentage of the over one billion vehicles in the world are manual transmission ? |
Alla
10th July 2012 |
can help to find to me statistics of number of cars of the Asian countries for 1970-1997? |
Kenya
2nd May 2012 |
Where's the information for Kenya? |
bob some1
30th January 2012 |
Where is Germany? |
Pizzazz
20th October 2011 |
Thank so much Skydrake3 for the link to: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_vehicles_per_capita
This was very useful -
I can see that the statistics on "nationmaster.com" are very dusty indeed! |
htetayenyein
1st October 2011 |
hey
Why didn't all ASEAN countries include? |
Jo jo
14th September 2011 |
this sounds weird, 765 cars for 100 people that means that every person in america has 7.65 cars -_- |
ficko
1st September 2011 |
i thimk you should do this static again because mexico is full of cars |
fatih
31st August 2011 |
semih, here is mentioned only passenger car not all the registered vehicles. But 67 is still low. I think Turkey has about 120 Vehicle per 1000 citizen. |
semih - turkey
11th June 2011 |
According to Statistics Institute of Turkey(TUIK) there are 15 million vehicles registered in Turkey in the end of 2010. We also know that the population of the country is around 70-80 million. So the Turkey's ratio should be around 0.200 but it is marked 67 mv per 1000 p=0.067. I don't
think the table is completely accurate. There may be other mistakes. |
k.l.
10th June 2011 |
Germany is not included....
so the correlation between ecological footprint and motor vehicles per person cannot be made, or is probably higher than the 82% which are estimated here, because Germany has a population of an amount at ranking place 16 of the world, and about 573,03 per 1000people. |
Johnny
4th June 2011 |
Table is not accurate. Is it out of 100 or 1000 people? What year is it for? And the last time I saw on TV the capital of Afghanistan was packed with cars with American soldiers moving around them acting as traffic police while this table says there are 0 vehicles in that country. |
KM
25th April 2011 |
What year is this for? |
Mariami
3rd April 2011 |
It's very interesting, but what about Georgia ? :S |
moris
27th February 2011 |
what about singapore and Thailand?? |
dodo
20th February 2011 |
how long before updating the data? |
WR Downey
29th January 2011 |
I second the comment asking if this is not per 1000 rather than per 100 people. Just do the gut check... it would mean about 7.5 cars per person in the US if this was right, but about three-quarters of a car per person in the US. Considering that driving age is 16 to 17 years of age in the US, less than one car per person makes more sense than over 7. |
Dr. Moshe Becker
26th January 2011 |
please specify the number of motor vehicles for each country and the last year available
thank you |
skydrake3
25th January 2011 |
Yiur figures are not per 100 people but per 1000 people. See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_vehicles_per_capita |
wt curran
30th December 2010 |
this information is poorly defined and seems to contradict the statistics German Wikipedia found here: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automobil/Tabellen_und_Grafiken |
Pranith
27th December 2010 |
Can you help me in getting information on Algeria & Morocco's Motorcycle sales statistics, market players, size, market share etc? |
Urban
12th December 2010 |
this article kinda helped, although I have to say most of the info is outdated and is missing some countries. If my teacher gives me anything other than an 'A', I will hunt the author down. |
Christo
29th November 2010 |
You guys have everything. This site is really helping my school project. THANKS! |
Lena
6th November 2010 |
What about Korea and Vietnam? :S |
Marco (Italy)
18th October 2010 |
I guess the person who did this hates germans, cause they should be on the list. |
marcy
17th October 2010 |
can you put the total vehicles in it |
non
3rd October 2010 |
When they say number of vehicles by 100 p, do they mean per 1000 persons? |
olli
24th September 2010 |
its not right |
marc
25th August 2010 |
i thought Germany had the most per capita |
Frank Gabrielle
30th June 2010 |
What's the info on Republic of Korea? |
Well well well...:P x
9th March 2010 |
whats the data for KEnya?????????????
and hurry! |
Mike
22nd February 2010 |
What is the difference between a 'vehicle' and a 'car'? |
Me
17th February 2010 |
Polish figure is for 2000 |
No Name
17th February 2010 |
What's the info on Kenya? |
nelson(malaysian)
24th January 2010 |
malaysian government let the nations own so many cars until make our country so polluted!!! |
sasikala
4th January 2010 |
i need some diagrams on statistics on vehicles. |
Anita Bui
2nd January 2010 |
would you have data for Vietnam please?
Appreciate your rely asap
Thankyou |
Gary
19th December 2009 |
what about Germany and France? |
murthyct
16th December 2009 |
are these figures true and justified ! do you think vehicle population out number human population ? |
ugi
25th September 2009 |
Data seems to be from year 1999 or so... it's completely out of date for some countries |
bruno
20th September 2009 |
Hi,
is there any reason why Germany is not included? |
shaz
9th September 2009 |
omg agrees with micah luckly i read his comment i would have wrote 100 |
andy
10th August 2009 |
can someone add the source=? I can´t find information about the source and where I can find the source.
There is only standing:
"Source: All CIA World Factbooks 18 December 2003 to 18 December 2008".
but I can´t find anything on the website of the CIA (factbook). Thanks for helping... |
Site editor should fix the 100p notation
2nd June 2009 |
I agree with Micah Stairs' comment. It is incredibly confusing and misleading to most readers to use the notation "100p" to represent "1000 persons."
Most visitors to this site will not click on the tiny "definitions" button to find that out. Others will dismiss the data as ridiculous, thinking, "How can there be 765 vehicles per 100 people in the U.S.?"
I don't know if this notation is an error or some obscure statistics convention, but it is unfortunate. |
Manta (Italy)
1st June 2009 |
What are the data for France and Germany? |
Micah Stairs (Canada)
24th May 2009 |
Why would they put "100p" to represent "1000 people". They should at least put "1000p" with the additional zero. And yeah, the definition needs to be worked on to explain these statistics a little better. |
Beverly Mayhew (Singapore)
3rd April 2009 |
where are the definitions? I don't understand the charts without knowing how the data is defined. |
jordan (cold)
4th March 2009 |
what's the "average" number of cars per household... by countries? |
Arthur Bruls (Nijmegen, Netherlands)
3rd February 2009 |
Halo,
Could you give a good definition of this table? For instance, do small motorcycles also?
kind regards,
Drs. Arthur Bruls |
Paran Panicker (Qatar)
29th December 2008 |
Hello there
This is in reference to Transportation Statistics > Motor vehicles (most recent) by country published on your web site.
Can you please indicate the reference year
Thanks
Paran Panicker
email: paran.panicker@gmail.com |
Vernon (Caracas)
8th October 2008 |
I see DEFINITION is Motor Vehicles per 1000 people
What is 100 p
US have 765 MV for 100 people?
or
US have 765 MV for 1000 people?
or
US have 765 MV for 100,000 people?
Your info is not clear to me, or the people I work with. |
pushkar (nagpur)
24th September 2008 |
what is this 100 p? |
kcngfuk (Malaysia)
31st August 2008 |
there must be a mistake in Malaysia, as state here in total there is 16 million vehicle. But a figure from Land trasportation department there only 13 million vehicle on land. Including car, lorry, bus, motorcycle, truck. |
Ken (Minneapolis)
19th June 2008 |
It shouldn't read 1000 people, 100 is correct, remember motorized vehicles includes a whole lot more than the collection of family cars and motorcycles in people's driveways, Americans. There are a whole lot of various business vehicles, freight vehicles, public transport vehicles, gov't vehicles, military vehicles, etc.
If it were vehicles per 1000 then the US would have fewer total vehicles than people, and there's no way on earth that's possible. |
Howard Deutsch (Monroe Township, NJ (US))
25th May 2008 |
If we can project ahead, in as little as five years the number of cars per 1,000 people in China and India will be significantly greater than today. Given The their population (China 3.3 billion and India 1.1 billion), the increase in the number of cars in the world will likely push gas prices well above current US prices of about $4.00/gallon in the US as of May, 2008. This can kill the US economy. For tips on how companies can go green, including reducing company and employee gas consumption, go to http://www.quantisoft.com/Articles/Green.htm. |
Teresita Guzman (Costa Rica)
31st January 2008 |
I need to know the calculation formula, because result does not correspond with the of our country.
What year is it? |
Andrew (Houston)
10th January 2008 |
Why does the graph read per 100 people when it actually should be per 1000 people? |
Henry Chinaski (Groningen)
18th December 2007 |
Motor vehicles per 1,000 people is cut off to 'per 100 people'. Quite a difference. |
Trey Wedge (Houston, TX)
19th November 2007 |
http://www.nationmaster.com/graph/tra_mot_veh-transportation-motor-vehicles
Hi, I'm refering the the page located above. I would like to know the units you are using on the graph on this page.
I am particularly interested in the definition of 100 p in
for example on the first line:"765 motor vehicles per 100 p"
At the bottom you have a definition:Motor vehicles per 1000 people, so how does this relate to the 100 p units. I am also curious about the weighting factor you used in the "weighted average" was that just per person, or was there some other weighting factor not mentioned in the graph?
Thank you, and if you have an answer please reply here, or leave a message about how to recieve the answer.
Thanks, Trey |
Katileni
19th October 2005 |
How many persons have motorized vehicles in Haiti in 2005? |
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