IRF | International Road Federation

Better Roads, Better World

World Road Statistics

  • Edited yearly since 1964.
  • More than 200 countries covered this year.
  • Data from primary statistical sources worldwide.
  • Improved data quality and updated historic data.
  • Data available in: Paper Book, CD-ROM, PDF & Excel files.
  • Compilation data 1963-2010 in Excel Files.

World Road Statistics

World Road Statistics 2012 - Data 2005-2010 World Road Statistics 2012 - Data 2005-2010

Book: CHF 459.-

Book & CD-ROM (w/PDF Files): CHF 849.-

CD-ROM or Electronic Copy: CHF 589.-

Excel Files (available by email): CHF 1949.-

Compilation data 1963-2010 Excel Files: CHF 3249.-

Upgrade to Multi-users licence: CHF 1099.-

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World Road Statistics 2011 - Data 2004-2009 World Road Statistics 2011 - Data 2004-2009

CD-ROM or electronic copy: CHF 585.-

Excel version (available by email): CHF 1950.-

Compilation of data 1963 – 2009: CHF 3250.-

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World Road Statistics 2010 - Data 2003-2008 World Road Statistics 2010 - Data 2003-2008

Book & CD-ROM: Euro 330

CD-ROM (Excel and pdf versions): Euro 225

PDF electronic version (sent by email): Euro 165

IRF has been publishing the World Road Statistics (WRS) since 1964, the only universal source of key strategic data for the international road, traffic and inland transport sector.

The particular strength of the WRS lies in IRF's exhaustive network of official sources including National Statistics Offices, Ministries, Road Authorities and other relevant governmental departments and institutions.

In addition, leading secondary sources are systematically screened on an ongoing basis to complete and ensure a dynamic data set.

Over the years, the WRS have deservedly established a global reputation as the core reference in the sector for governments, academia, the media, NGOs, investment banks, and public and private companies.

The World Bank notably consults WRS data and indicators in the preparation of its own World Development Indicators, and the tool is acknowledged as a prime resource for the United Nations and other leading institutions.