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The accompanying data on household expendi- tures on transportation for the United Kingdom ap- peared in "Transport Statistics for Great Britain: 2002 Edition" (in Family Spending: A Report on the Family Expenditure Survey [The Stationary Of?ce, 2002]). Expenditures (in pounds per week) included costs of purchasing and maintaining any vehicles owned by members of the household and any costs associated with public transportation and leisure travel.
Year
AverageTransportation
Percentage
of HouseholdExpenditures
for Transportation
1990
247.20
16.2
1991
259.00
15.3
1992
271.80
15.8
1993
276.70
15.6
1994
283.60
15.1
1995
289.90
14.9
1996
309.10
15.7
1997
328.80
16.7
1998
352.20
17.0
1999
359.40
17.2
2000
385.70
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