Households without a car: highest and lowest councils in East Midlands (2021)

Nottingham had the highest share of households without a car or van of East Midlands’s 35 councils in 2021, at 38.0%.

Harborough had the lowest, at 10.0%. The middle council, Newark and Sherwood, had 16.2%.

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Households without a car or van for every council in East Midlands, highest first. Councils without a figure are listed last with the reason.
RankCouncilValue
1Nottingham38.0%
2Leicester33.0%
3Lincoln28.4%
4Derby26.0%
5Chesterfield23.9%
6Mansfield21.9%
7Ashfield20.6%
8Broxtowe19.9%
9Boston19.5%
10Erewash19.4%
11Gedling18.9%
12Bolsover18.5%
13Bassetlaw17.2%
14High Peak16.9%
=15Amber Valley16.8%
=15Oadby and Wigston16.8%
17East Lindsey16.7%
18Newark and Sherwood16.2%
19North East Derbyshire16.1%
20North Northamptonshire16.0%
21West Northamptonshire15.9%
22Charnwood15.6%
23South Kesteven14.6%
24West Lindsey14.1%
25Rushcliffe13.5%
26Melton13.1%
27Derbyshire Dales13.0%
28South Holland12.9%
29Hinckley and Bosworth12.7%
30North West Leicestershire12.6%
=31Blaby11.4%
=31North Kesteven11.4%
33South Derbyshire11.1%
34Rutland10.3%
35Harborough10.0%

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