How Does Britain Score? Transport A Policy Exchange scorecard on transport shows that travelling, both by car and tube, is more expensive in the UK than in any other industrialised country... Automobiles, despite being a costly way to travel, are still Brits' most preferred mode. This affinity for cars may also explain why the number of Brits who choose walking as a means of travel is so low compared to our European counterparts. On the good side though, the vehicle fatality rate in the UK is the lowest of the countries surveyed.

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