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Antalya took 4th place in the ranking of Turkish cities with the largest number of vehicles
Antalya took 4th place in the ranking of Turkish cities with the largest number of vehicles
June 19, 2024
According to the report of the Turkish Institute of Statistics TÜIK, the amount of transport on the country’s roads increased by 9% compared to the same period last year and amounted to 29.142.942 units. On average, there is one vehicle per Turkish citizen.
TOP 10 provinces with the maximum registered number of vehicles:
Istanbul - 5.486.007 units
Ankara - 2,613,515 units
Izmir - 1.822.733 units
Antalya - 1.466.017 units
Bursa - 1.159.117 units
Konya - 868.567 units
Adana - 830,472 units
Mersin - 776.160 units
Manisa - 731,816 units
Gaziantep - 676,290 units
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