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English: Political world map shaded according to the number of vehicles in use in each country and spanning the years 2001-2007. Data is from Wolfram Alpha's international transportation data that includes:-European Commission. "Transport." Statistics. -International Road Federation. World Road Statistics. -United States Department of Transportation. "Highway Statistic Series." Federal Highway Administration. -United States Department of Transportation. "National Transportation Statistics." Research and Innovative Technology Administration.
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5 June 2012 |
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Michael Hale |
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