The following chart shows the modal split in the Austrian Danube corridor in 2007. Road transport is the dominant mode and already accounts for a share of more than 50% of cross-border freight transport in the Austrian Danube corridor:  

The following charts illustrate the development of transport volumes at the borders of the Danube corridor in the period from 1990 to 2007 in absolute and relative numbers. Index numbers based on 1994 reveal that particularly transit transport is growing significantly. It has tripled by 2006 – a steep development which continued in 2007. Bilateral transport has also grown, but at a weaker rate. The absolute figures show that bilateral transport volumes still are about 3 times higher than those of transit transport.