Transport statistics

Vehicle registrations, mobility statistics, accident figures, and transport data releases.

Business•4 Related•Jul 23, 2026 • 11:30

Andorra Visitors Drop 2.8% to 819k in June 2026 Amid Tourist Decline

Visitor numbers in Andorra fell mainly due to fewer tourists and reduced French arrivals, while other nationalities increased. Vehicle traffic dropped sharply at the French border, with shopping still dominating trip motives.

Business•4 Related•Jul 21, 2026 • 14:45

Andorra Residents Spent €93.4M on 177K Trips and Outings in 2025

Andorrans took 177,465 trips and outings, mostly to Spain by car, favouring family stays over hotels. Leisure drove most activity, with peak travel in summer.

PS Demands Traffic Data on Carrer de la Unió Reforms in Andorra

The Social Democratic group seeks detailed metrics on traffic changes from CG-3 road reforms, including comparisons to pre-reform levels and status of a scrapped elevated link.

Business•3 Related•Jul 20, 2026 • 12:15

Andorra Broadband Subscribers Hit 44,107 with 2.4% Rise in June

Fixed telephony saw modest gains, but mobile subscriptions dipped amid falling voice usage. Internet data consumption rose sharply, signaling a continued shift from traditional calls to digital services in Andorra.

Business•4 Related•Jul 20, 2026 • 07:30

Andorra Consumer Complaints Surge 19% to 903 in H1 2026, Led by Online Commerce

A 19% increase in complaints was driven by online shopping issues, with tourists comprising nearly 60% of filers. Authorities resolved over 400 cases amid rising full-year totals approaching prior records.

Business•4 Related•Jul 17, 2026 • 06:31

70% of Andorrans Name Housing Top National Problem in 2026 Poll

A recent survey reveals housing as Andorra's dominant issue for four years running, cited by seven in ten residents amid high rents and limited aid. Government defends efforts to boost public stock while traffic worries hit new highs.

Andorra Sees 5% Traffic Drop in 2025 Despite Population Growth

Free public transport and infrastructure upgrades drove the decline, officials say. A new law and cross-border tram project aim to sustain gains in sustainable mobility.

Business•2 Related•Jul 09, 2026 • 12:15

Andorra Imports Rise 4.7% to €979M in H1 2026, Led by Construction and Jewellery

Andorra's trade data reveals robust import growth driven by construction materials, jewellery, and transport equipment, despite declines in electronics and fuel. Exports also increased modestly amid mixed category performances.

Business•2 Related•Jul 09, 2026 • 11:30

Andorra Imports Rise 4.7% to €978M in H1 2026, Exports Up 5.2%

Andorra's trade showed solid growth in the first half of 2026, with imports boosted by transport, energy, and pharmaceuticals, while exports advanced led by transport and jewellery despite some category declines.

Pyrenees' First Vertiport Tender Launched at Andorra–La Seu d'Urgell Airport

The vertiport at Andorra–La Seu d'Urgell Airport will support air taxis and cargo drones as part of an EU-funded cross-border mobility project. Airport activity surges with full hangars and expansion plans amid push for new routes.

Business•4 Related•Jul 02, 2026 • 06:00

Andorra June 2026 CPI Eases to 4.2% on Falling Transport and Fuel Prices

Andorra's advance consumer price index for June 2026 declined to 4.2% year-on-year, primarily due to sharp drops in transport costs from lower fuel prices, food, and utilities. The figure remains above neighboring Spain and France.

Andorra Forecasts Stable 1M+ Vehicle Entries This Summer with Enhanced Traffic Plans

Andorra's Mobility department predicts steady summer traffic at 1.03 million vehicles, mirroring last year. New measures include dual lanes at borders during peaks and boosted night bus services for festivals to ease congestion.

Politics•2 Related•Jun 26, 2026 • 07:45

Only 3 Women in Command Roles Among Andorra's 285 Police Officers

Andorra's police force has stark gender imbalance, with females comprising 11% overall but only 3% of command posts. Interior Minister Ester Molné shared data amid questions on staffing, salaries, and aging vehicle fleet.

Andorra Launches Mou-te App for Real-Time Bus Tracking Nationwide

Andorran authorities rolled out the Mou-te Next Generation app, integrating GPS across the bus fleet for precise real-time tracking and multimodal trip planning. Features boost accessibility and efficiency amid soaring ridership.

Business•3 Related•Jun 22, 2026 • 14:30

Andorra Foreign Property Investments Drop 20% Amid New Taxes; Caubella Heliport Opens

Economy Minister blames reforms for the decline after last year's boom. Meanwhile, the new €5.5M+ heliport in La Massana targets 1,800 landings yearly, prioritizing emergencies and aerial services with capped costs.

Business•3 Related•Jun 22, 2026 • 07:30

French Customs Ramp Up Fight Against Andorra Cigarette Smuggling Rings

Authorities at France's Porta border post target professional smuggling bands using porters, fake vehicle compartments, and mountain drops to move bulk cheap tobacco from Andorra. Joint operations seized thousands of packs amid rising enforcement.

Andorra's CG-3 Sees 21% Drop in Peak-Hour Travel Times After Three-Lane Upgrade

Initial data from the State Secretariat show the new setup easing congestion on this busy road. Changes include reorganised turns, removed loading zones and a lowered speed limit to boost flow and safety.

Andorra Vehicle Registrations Surge 16.4% in May, Hybrids and Passenger Cars Lead Growth

Vehicle registrations in Andorra rose 16.4% to 532 in May, driven by passenger cars (+21.8% to 369) and hybrids (138 units), per Statistics Dept.

Other•4 Related•Jun 04, 2026 • 06:33

Andorra Visitors Drop 2.1% to 631,363 in April Amid Tourist Decline

Andorra saw 631,363 visitors in April, down 2.1% year-on-year, as tourists dropped sharply while day-trippers increased. Factors included Easter timing shift and a French border road closure, with shopping as primary purpose.

Andorra Traffic Accidents Hit 5-Year Low at 533 in 2025

Andorra's police data reveals 533 traffic accidents in 2025, the fewest in five years despite a 16.9% rise from 2024. The rate fell to 37.3 per 100,000 inhabitants, with summer months and the capital seeing the most incidents.

Business•4 Related•Jun 02, 2026 • 07:45

Andorra CPI Rises to 4.9% YoY in May on Higher Transport Costs

Andorra's provisional CPI climbed to 4.9% year-on-year in May, fueled by elevated transport costs especially fuels, with housing and clothing also contributing, while food prices offset some gains. Monthly change stayed at 0%.

Andorra Public Transport Trips Hit 2.97M Jan-Apr, Up 0.3%

Public transport in Andorra recorded nearly 3 million validations in the first four months, with Coopalsa leading despite a slight dip and service frequency rising across all days. Subsidized trips rose to 79% amid higher government spending.

Andorra Vehicle Registrations Rise 4.8% in April to 477 Units

Registrations increased across most categories, with motorcycles and 'others' showing strongest gains at 17.8% and 38.5%. Petrol vehicles rose 10.7% while diesel dropped. Year-to-date and 12-month figures also advanced significantly.

Andorra Bus Service Hits 2.25M Validations in Q1, February Peaks

Andorra's public buses operated 11 lines, with Coopalsa dominating usage. Weekday trips averaged 834 in March (up 13.9% YoY), weekends 527 (up 22%). Government subsidies hit €2.02M, covering 75.6% of operations.

Business•4 Related•Apr 28, 2026 • 07:01

Andorra Visitor Numbers Rise 10.5% to 714,488 in March

Andorra's Department of Statistics reports a tourism rebound, with sports and shopping leading motivations. Spanish border entries grew, offsetting French declines, while average overnight stays ticked up to 3.6 nights.