Transportation Infographics

This data set provided by the team at SI Yachts, depicts the largest and most expensive yachts currently on the water along with who owns each. Ranging from 100 million to almost 5 billion these mega luxury liners are a huge status symbol for the 1%.

The Global 7500 has a world leading speed of 0.925 Mach, with a range of 14,260km enabling 17 hours of flight time. It is the largest private jet in the world, with a living space the equivalent to nearly three Rolls Royce phantoms. Here’s an infographic showing the industry leading performance capabilities of the Global 7500 and the luxurious cabin features travelers will experience on their flight.

With so many people at home and not out driving on the roads, how did the automobile industry fare during this time? And which car companies were more successful than others? The team at Alan’s Factory Outlet used data from Fortune’s Global 500 list to find how much the largest car companies earned in profits during 2020 as well as the ones that ended up not being profitable at all.

How many car models are there today? Dozens! Fourteen major global corporations control 60 major auto brands. Many of those auto brands have launched vehicles that have withstood the test of time, evolving with new technology and societal needs. This infographic explores the 35 car models with the longest production runs of all time.

The Department For Transport in the UK has recently published data relating to the holders of penalty points in the UK. flexed.co.uk have analyzed this data and turned it into the following infographic which provides details about the demographics of who holds penalty points in the UK.

Anytime you’re driving in a car, there’s a small risk that you could get into an automobile accident, but is this risk higher in some cities around the country? When considering certain factors, some areas of the United States were found to have far worse drivers than others. In this infographic, AutomotiveTouchup mapped out the 50 U.S. cities where the likelihood of an automobile accident occurring is much higher than average.

The Interstate Highway System was created in 1956 to aid travel across the United States, assist with the transportation of goods throughout the country, and be used for emergency situations or quick troop deployment. The 77 interstate highways that make up the U.S. Interstate System cover thousands of miles. Learn which ones have the longest mileage and the shortest with this visual ranking.

Here is an infographic with visual map that shows which interstates across the US are the most dangerous by calculating fatalities per mile. Florida’s I4 takes the top spot in this graphic with 1.134 deaths per mile. Interesting to note these accidents happen most commonly on Sunday from 12am to 1am, leading one to suggest driving under the influence may play a big role.