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Table 9
Passenger-Miles
(Millions)
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CSV
| 108,442
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204,368
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345,873
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403,888
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487,906
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| 9,100
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14,700
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13,000
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R10,800
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U |
| 1,750,897
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2,011,989
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2,281,391
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2,271,310
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2,495,140
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| 3,277
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12,257
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12,424
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11,560
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11,642
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| 225,613
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520,774
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999,754
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1,338,135
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1,432,782
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| 27,081
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39,813
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51,901
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62,705
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70,311
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| 35,134
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68,678
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94,341
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115,451
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132,386
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| N |
N |
121,398
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136,104
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162,466
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| N |
390
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841
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1,140
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U |
| N |
10,939
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12,046
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11,419
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U |
| 4,592
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6,516
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7,082
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8,244
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U |
| 6,179
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4,503
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6,057
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5,545
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5,330
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a In July 1997, the U.S. Department of Transportation,
Federal Highway Administration, reassigned some vehicle from "passenger
car" to "other 2-axle, 4-tire."
b Includes municipally owned transit, commercial, federal, and
school buses.
c Includes demand responsive, ferry boat, and other transit not
specified; 1980 data include ferry boat and "other transit" only.
d Includes light and heavy rail only.
e Fiscal year data. Amtrak began operations in 1971.
Key: N = data do not exist; R = revised; U = unavailable.
Sources: U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT), Bureau
of Transportation Statistics (BTS), National Transportation Statistics
2000 (Washington, DC: In press), table 1–29; USDOT, BTS, Office
of Airline Information, Air Carrier Traffic Statistics (Washington,
DC: 2000); USDOT, Federal Highway Administration, Highway Statistics
1999 (Washington, DC: 2000); and Association of American Railroads,
Railroad Facts,1999 (Washington, DC: 2000).
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