The Swiss transport infrastructure encompasses 84 675 km of road (2022), 5317 km of railway track (2020) plus 14 national and regional airports (2021). It is used by a wide variety of vehicles. In 2022, almost 6.4 million motor vehicles travelled on the roads, 4.7 million of which were cars.
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| Infrastructure and network length | ||
|---|---|---|
| Rail network length | 5 317 km | 2020 |
| Road network length | 84 675 km | 2022 |
| of which motorways |
1 544 km | 2022 |
| National and regional airports | 14 | 2021 |
| Vehicles | ||
| Tractive railway vehicles | 3 426 | 2020 |
| Stock of road motor vehicles (excl. mopeds) | 6 368 104 | 2022p |
| Change | +39% | 2000–2022p |
| Passenger cars | 4 720 865 | 2022p |
| New registrations of passenger cars | 242 263 | 2021 |
| Aircraft1 | 3 132 | 2021 |
| Private passenger vessels2 | 97 659 | 2022 |
2) Motor, sailing, rowing boats etc.
p provisional data Sources: FSO – Public transport statistics (TP); FSO, FEDRO – New registrations of road vehicles (IVS), Stock of road vehicles (MFZ), Road length (STL); FSO, FOCA – Civil aviation statistics (AVIA_ZL); Swiss association of the registration offices – Number of vessels
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Federal Statistical Office Section MobilityEspace de l'Europe 10
CH-2010 Neuchâtel
Switzerland
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