Name: Census 2021: Car or van availability (TS045)
Creator: Office for National Statistics
Published: 2023-01-05
License: https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/doc/open-government-licence/version/3/

Havering 21.5%

Hillingdon 22.3%

Bexley 22.4%

Sutton 22.8%

Bromley 22.9%

Harrow 24.7%

Richmond upon Thames 25.4%

Kingston upon Thames 25.7%

Redbridge 27.5%

Barnet 29.9%

Enfield 31.0%

Hounslow 32.8%

Merton 33.0%

Croydon 33.6%

Barking and Dagenham 34.8%

Ealing 36.8%

Waltham Forest 42.1%

Greenwich 43.1%

Brent 44.1%

Lewisham 47.7%

Wandsworth 47.9%

Newham 51.7%

Haringey 52.7%

Hammersmith and Fulham 57.5%

Lambeth 58.0%

Kensington and Chelsea 58.3%

Southwark 60.3%

Camden 63.6%

Hackney 64.9%

Westminster 66.2%

Tower Hamlets 66.4%

Islington 66.9%

City of London 77.2%

Ranked view

Across London, 42.1% of households had no car or van in 2021. The share ranged from 21.5% in Havering to 77.2% in the City of London.

Methodology: Census data from Office for National Statistics, 2021. The visualisation shows the share of all households reporting no cars or vans available to household members. In rank view, London’s 33 local authorities, including the City of London, are ordered from the lowest share to the highest. Switch to map view to rearrange the same borough shapes geographically. Borough colour follows the majority shown in the bars: red where most households have at least one car or van, and teal where most households have none. Colour intensity increases with distance from 50%. Percentages are shown to one decimal place.

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