Transport and communications
Freight shipped
is
the total quantity of goods expressed in tons (gross), shipped.
Freight transported
refers to the total freight loaded and shipped by selected type of carrier
(trucks, railway coaches, sea and river vessels and aeroplanes) or pipelines.
Freight is measured in tons (pumping of gas or ammonia is measured in tons or
cubic meters).
Freight traffic
is measured as the weight of shipped freight multiplied by the distance of
shipping every lot. It is measured in ton-kilometers (sea shipment is measured
in ton-miles).
Export freight
refers to the shipment of freight
produced in
Import freight
refers to the arrival of freight from foreign countries and destined for
Ukrainian consumers.
Transit freight shipment
incorporates transportation of externally produced goods through the
Passengers carried
is
the total number of passengers admitted for transport.
Transport passengers
is
the total number of passengers transported by category of carrier (busses, motor
cars, trolley buses, trams, passenger railway coaches, sea and river vessels and
airplanes).
Passenger traffic
is the total activity of passenger transport. This equals the total number of
passengers (passenger groups) transported multiplied by passenger-kilometer
(passenger-miles for water transport).
Intracity transport
refers to passenger transportation within the boundaries of an inhabited
locality.
Commuter transport
includes passenger transportation by
routes, the length of which does not exceed
Long-distance transport
refers to passenger transportation by routes, the length of which exceed
Density
of the transport network is
the length of the transportation network per unit of
Intensity of freight and passenger transport, by type of routes shows how the road network is used when transporting
freight or passengers. Estimated by dividing the volume of transport activity by
the length of the road network.
Average distance of transport
is defined by dividing freight and passenger traffic by the quantity of shipped
freight and transported passengers respectively.
Products (services) by communication companies is the volume of services
rendered by communication companies to households, businesses, organisations,
establishments and other consumers (delivery of newspapers, magazines, letters,
telegrams, money orders and
pensions mailed,
long-distance and international telephone phone
calls made).