Regional rail usage
Annual statistics providing passenger journeys data for each Region of Great Britain, including journeys between Regions, within Regions and between England, Scotland and Wales. These estimates are collated by Steer on behalf of ORR.
For details on how these statistics are compiled, please see our Regional rail usage methodology and quality report and for information on any revisions, please see our Revisions Log.
Data and reports that include previous statistical releases on Regional rail usage can be found on the National Archives.
If you have any questions or feedback on these statistics, please contact rail.stats@orr.gov.uk
Latest statistical release
Regional rail usage 2017-18
Date published: 28 Feb 2019
Date next published: TBC
Key results
- The number of rail passenger journeys in Great Britain has increased by 0.4% compared to 2016-17. This was the smallest increase in passenger journeys in eight years.
- Journeys to/from other regions increased by 1.2%. The number of journeys increased for all regions, except the South West.
- Journeys within regions remained at a similar level. Passenger journeys in London, which account for more than half of all journeys within regions, decreased by 1.4%.