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answer text: The Department produces annual estimates of the average daily flow by vehicle type for each major road link in Great Britain. Traffic counts do not establish trip purpose. The table below provides a breakdown of the (a) average daily flow by (b) year since 2010 for all vehicles split by type. The data is provided for the closest major road link on the A20 approaching the Port of Dover (Count Point No. 8107). Average Daily Flow Estimates of All Motor Vehicles by type at Count Point 8107 on the eastbound A20 – 2010 to 20171 Year Average Daily Flow of Cars and Taxis Average Daily Flow of Light Goods Vehicles Average Daily Flow of Heavy Goods Vehicles 2010 7,787 1,244 1,781 2011 7,748 1,283 1,745 2012 7,715 1,232 1,598 2013 7,671 1,246 1,508 2014 7,879 1,333 1,302 2015 7,735 1,402 1,293 2016 7,966 1,514 1,276 2017 7,963 1,613 1,310 Year Average Daily Flow of Buses and Coaches Average Daily Flow of Two Wheeled Motor Vehicles Average Daily Flow of All Motor Vehicles 2010 151 87 11,050 2011 151 92 11,019 2012 162 83 10,790 2013 153 83 10,662 2014 147 79 10,740 2015 146 81 10,656 2016 149 84 10,989 2017 152 85 11,123 1 DfT’s road link level traffic estimates are calculated using a variety of methods, with some methods likely to produce more accurate estimates than others. Further detailed information on vehicle flows, including the local road network, can be accessed via the Department’s interactive map here: https://roadtraffic.dft.gov.uk/manualcountpoints Contextual information can be found on the data.gov.uk website here: https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/road-traffic-statistics
answer given date: 2019-02-19+00:00
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