Number of vehicles

This truck has a maximum load of 5 tons.

In Denmark, there are still only 1,224 electric cars. In Germany, car sales totaled 3.2 million in 2011, but only 2,154 were electric.

Estimated number of vehicles for the period from 1 July 1998 to 30 June 1999

Decrease in the number of vehicles.

Increase in number of vehicles

Purchase of vehicles (total costs)

Rental of vehicles (total costs)

Vehicle insurance (total costs)

The use of higher payload commercial vehicles was also identified.

As shown in annex II.C to the present report, the revised vehicle establishment of MONUA calls for a total of 959 vehicles, consisting of 816 road vehicles and 143 stationary (trailer) vehicles.

Total, heavy vehicles

Vehicle lift, 2.5 tons

Vehicle lift, 4 tons

Vehicle lift, 12 tons

The total number of registered vehicles on 30 December 1996 was 27,722.

Total, medium heavy vehicles

With the resumption of the process, it is proposed that the fleet be augmented by an additional 45 light utility (4x4) vehicles to meet the requirements of the nine identification centres, Commission headquarters and three district offices, resulting in a total of 247 United Nations owned vehicles.

The proposed vehicle establishment for the budgeted period totals 935 United Nations owned vehicles, consisting of 788 road vehicles and 147 trailers.

No new vehicles were purchased for UNMIH.

The 534 vehicles mentioned above included 15 sedans, 485 4x4s, 26 light buses and 8 medium buses, of which 22 light buses and 8 medium buses were to be provided from stock.

According to CICA, there are no sales to Côte d'Ivoire but some to Mali, and some of these vehicles might be destined for Côte d'Ivoire. None of these sales are high volume.

On the other hand, heavy duty vehicles have to be purchased since it is not possible to rent them locally.

The total number of vehicles in the UNIFIL establishment is 1,083.

UNMIBH apos s vehicle holdings have been revised to reflect the number of vehicles transferred from the United Nations Peace Forces headquarters (UNPF) and the increases resulting from its two expansions.

Toy train.

In 1995, 32,767 vehicles had been stolen, with a recovery rate of 40 per cent.

Petrol Based on total vehicle usage of 11,500 litres per month.

Based on rate of usage of 77,500 litres per month.

Based on total vehicle usage of 2,500 litres per month.

Based on rate of usage of 22,500 litres per month.

The estimate includes provision for the wet lease cost of 7 vehicles (3 utility trucks, 1 tractor truck, 1 heavy equipment transporter, 1 excavator and 1 bulldozer) assumed to be leased by the United Nations during the budget period in accordance with the new procedure for determining reimbursement to Member States for contingent owned equipment ( 126,500).

A provision of 11,500 is made for a limited amount of workshop equipment for contingent vehicle workshops and for the transport workshop.

Metal fragments found sticking in the sides of cars indicate the explosion of a heavy vehicle and the dispersion of such fragments in this direction.

For 289 United Nations owned and 103 contingent owned vehicles.

Rental of heavy vehicles for the movement of artillery weapons

How he stole a car using a crane!

Provision is made for 60 vehicles less than one year old at the standard rate of 100 per vehicle per month and for 62 vehicles older than one year at the standard rate of 500 per vehicle per month.

New vehicle efficiency (by vehicle type)

Vehicle rate (local vehicle insurance)

As compared to the current level of UNFICYP vehicles, the proposed vehicle establishment includes 48 additional vehicles for commercial hire and the write off of 8 vehicles (four 4x4 trucks) with replacement.

It is anticipated, based on past experience, that each of 103 light vehicles will travel an average of 68 kilometres, consuming 8.1 litres per day ( 37,300) each of 16 medium vehicles will travel an average of 41 kilometres, consuming 10.25 litres per day ( 7,400) one heavy vehicle will travel an average of 27 kilometres consuming 10.80 litres per day ( 500) and each of two pieces of engineering equipment will consume 33.6 litres per day ( 3,000).

Although the horse and cart remain the same, the driver will vary.

An average of 167 per vehicle per month for 181 vehicles older than one year and 100 per vehicle for 93 vehicles less than one year old.

We can flip lorries, coaches, buses, anything over with a nitrogen cannon with enough power.