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Victorian Transport Atlas (Australia)

In July 2012 the Victorian Department of Transport published a summary of the Australian Bureau of Statistics' journey to work data for 1996, 2001 and 2006. The atlas has data presented for each Victorian local government area including: origins and destinations of work journeys; methods of travel to work; and employment and occupation types.

The publication will be updated as more data becomes available towards the end 2012.

See the Australian Bureau of Statistics website for further release details.

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