Households without a car: highest and lowest councils in North West (2021)

Liverpool had the highest share of households without a car or van of North West’s 35 councils in 2021, at 40.1%.

Ribble Valley had the lowest, at 11.4%. The middle council, St. Helens, had 23.2%.

Households without a car or van for every council in North West, highest first. Councils without a figure are listed last with the reason.
Rank	Council	Value
1	Liverpool	40.1%
2	Manchester	39.0%
3	Blackpool	34.0%
4	Salford	33.2%
5	Knowsley	31.2%
6	Burnley	29.3%
7	Preston	27.7%
8	Oldham	27.6%
9	Blackburn with Darwen	26.9%
10	Sefton	26.4%
11	Rochdale	26.3%
12	Tameside	26.1%
13	Hyndburn	25.3%
14	Wirral	25.1%
15	Bolton	24.8%
16	Halton	23.8%
17	Pendle	23.3%
18	St. Helens	23.2%
19	Lancaster	22.7%
20	Bury	22.1%
21	Wigan	21.3%
22	Cumberland Worked out by Open Index by adding up the census output areas in this area, because the census was published on the boundaries before this council changed.	20.3%
23	Stockport	19.7%
24	Trafford	19.3%
25	Wyre	18.4%
26	Rossendale	18.3%
27	West Lancashire	18.0%
28	Westmorland and Furness Worked out by Open Index by adding up the census output areas in this area, because the census was published on the boundaries before this council changed.	17.6%
29	Warrington	17.4%
30	Fylde	16.8%
31	Cheshire West and Chester	16.7%
32	Chorley	14.6%
33	Cheshire East	14.5%
34	South Ribble	14.3%
35	Ribble Valley	11.4%