Vehicles in use in Bahrain climbs in 2017
According to data presented by OICA, the indicator increased slightly by 4.44% compared with the prior year. It's the highest value on record since 2005 as vehicles in use climbed negligibly by 26.87 thousand units, as it follows the tendency of the previous year when it grew by 4.65%. Bahrain saw an increase of 104.04% in vehicles in use during the last 13 years. As well as it has attained a rise at a 0.04% compound annual growth rate during the 5 years with a negligible overall growth since the 2005. It averaged 470.03 thousand units from 2005 to 2017 and it hit its minimum of 309.84 thousand units in 2005.
| Last | 4.44 | 2017 |
| Prev | 4.65 | 2016 |
| Min | 309.84 | 2005 |
| Max | 632.22 | 2017 |
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