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Passenger journeys 1842-1922
Passenger journeys 1923-1961
Passenger journeys since 1962All figures are millions
1962 a 997.7 [1]
1963 b 938.4
1964 b 927.6
1965 b 865.1
1966 b 835.0
1967 b 837.0
1968 b 831.0
1969 b 805.2
1970 b 823.9
1971 b 815.5
1972 d 754
1973 d 728
1974 d 733
1975 d 730
1976 d 702
1977 c 702
1978 c 724
1979 c 736
1980 d 760
1981 d 719
1982 d 630
1983 d 695
1984 d 701
1985 d 686
1986 d 738 [2]
1987-88 e 798.4
1988-89 e 822.0
1989-90 e 812.0
1990-91 e 809.6
1991-92 e 791.8
1992-93 e 769.7
1993-94 e 740.1
1994-95 e 735.1
1995-96 e 761.2 [4]
1996-97 e 801.4 [4]
1997-98 e 845.7 [4]
1998-99 e 891.9 [4]
1999-00 e 931.0 [3]
2000-01 e 956.6 [4]
2001-02 e 959.6 [4]
2002-03 e 975.5 [4]
2003-04 e 1011.7 [4]
2004-05 e 1039.5 [4]
2005-06 e 1076.5 [4]
2006-07 e 1145.0 [4]
2007-08 e 1218.1 [4]
2008-09 e 1266.5 [4]
2009-10 e 1259.3 [4]
2010-11 e 1355.6 [4]
2011-12 e 1460.0 [4]
2012-13 e 1500.9 [4]
2013-14 e 1586.5 [4]
2014-15 e 1653.7 [4]
Notes
All figures include an estimate for season ticket holders
[1] The total for 1962 varies according to source. Railhub has traced at least three, which are:
997.7m (British Transport Commission: Annual report, 1962)
975m (British Railways Board: British Railways Yearbook, 1963 edition)
965m (British Railways Board: Annual Report, 1963)
[2] Break in series caused by the introduction of counting each operator involved in a journey
[3] Break in series caused by change in methods
[4] For data since 1995 the ticketing database (Capri until August 2003, now LENNON) will have inflated the figures.
All figures are millions
Sources
a British Transport Commission: Annual report, 1962
b British Railways Board: Annual reports
c British Railways Board: Facts and figures, second edition [1980] (rounded by source to nearest million)
d Department for Transport (rounded by source to nearest million)
e Office of Rail and Road
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