Road Traffic Across Great Britain Regions, 2025

Great Britain regions by motor-vehicle traffic; billion vehicle miles, 2025.

What the Data Shows

Great Britain regions are ranked by motor-vehicle traffic in 2025. The 11 rows measure annual vehicle miles across the nine English regions, Scotland and Wales. The South East ranked first at 54.5 billion vehicle miles. The East of England ranked second at 39.1 billion, while the North East recorded 13.4 billion.

Data table

Unit: billion vehicle miles · Period: 2025

RankEntryValuePeriod
1South East54.5B2025
2East of England39.1B2025
3North West37.7B2025
4South West35.8B2025
5West Midlands33.2B2025
6Scotland30.8B2025
7East Midlands30.5B2025
8Yorkshire and The Humber28.7B2025
9London19.6B2025
10Wales19.2B2025
11North East13.4B2025

Sources

Source 1: Road Traffic Statistics

Publisher: Department for Transport

Dataset/table: Motor-vehicle traffic by Great Britain region

Units: vehicle miles

Date checked: 2026-07-15

Evidence: Supports 2025 all-motor-vehicle traffic for the 11 Great Britain regions.

Data notes & caveats

These are official estimates based on traffic counts and modelling rather than a complete census of every journey.

Methodology

The 2025 regional totals for all motor vehicles were converted from vehicle miles to billions and ranked from highest to lowest.

Source consistency notes

All rows use the same DfT records, calendar year, regional geography and vehicle-mile basis.

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