EMTA Barometer
EMTA collects annual statistics on public transport in the largest European cities for more than 20 years. A transformation of the barometer production process is under way, that will cut the publication time by 12 months and offer data visualisation through an online dashboard in addition to the annual report. Expect to see the new EMTA barometer in the Summer 2024 with figures up to the year 2023.
Barometer 2024 – Based on 2013-2023 data
The next edition of the EMTA barometer is in preparation. It will be published in July 2024, will include data up to 2023 and give more attention to tracking changes in public transport statistics since 2013.
The next edition will have a particular focus on costs, revenue and ridership, reflecting the rapid inflation that hits Europe since 2022, the changing travel habits since the Covid-19 pandemic, and the diverging fare policies across countries.
Barometer 2022 – Based on 2020 data, published July 2022
Barometer 2021 – Based on 2019 data, published July 2021
Barometer 2020 – Based on 2018 data, published May 2020
Barometer 2019 – Based on 2017 data, published June 2019
Barometer 2018 – Based on 2016 data
Barometer 2017 – Based on 2015 data
Barometer 2016 – Based on 2014 data
Barometer 2015 – Based on 2013 data
Barometer 2014 – Based on 2012 data
Barometer 2012 – Based on 2010 data
Barometer 2011 – Based on 2009 data
Barometer 2010 – Based on 2008 data
Barometer 2009 – Based on 2006 data
Barometer 2007 – Based on 2004 data
Barometer 2004 – Based on 2002 data
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