Turkey’s vehicle registrations increase by 15.4% in Oct
by ChemOrbis Editorial Team - content@chemorbis.com
According to data released by the Turkish Statistical Institute, the number of road motor vehicles registered to traffic reached a total of 20,887,427 units in October, with 97,938 new road motor vehicle registrations. The number of road motor vehicles registrations increased by 21.8% on the month in October. On a yearly basis, road motor vehicle registrations were also up by 15.4% compared with the same month of 2015.
The data showed that cars accounted for the highest percentage of total vehicles at 53.5%, followed by small trucks (16.3%), motorcycles (14.4%), tractors (8.4%), trucks (3.9%) minibuses (2.2%), buses (1.1%), special purpose vehicles (0.2%).
Meanwhile, the number of road motor vehicles registered to traffic in Turkey increased by 892,955 units in the January-October period.
The data showed that cars accounted for the highest percentage of total vehicles at 53.5%, followed by small trucks (16.3%), motorcycles (14.4%), tractors (8.4%), trucks (3.9%) minibuses (2.2%), buses (1.1%), special purpose vehicles (0.2%).
Meanwhile, the number of road motor vehicles registered to traffic in Turkey increased by 892,955 units in the January-October period.
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