BTS Modernization
Data Highlights
1.59M January 2023, +600K from January 2022
$595B Q4 2023, +$29B from Q4 2022
$5.97B February 2023, +$950M from February 2022
1.07M June 2024, +160K from February 2023
2.63B September 2023, +6B from Dec. 2022
246M December 2022, +25M from December 2021
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Border Crossing Data Annual Release: 2025
The Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS) Border Crossing data program provides comprehensive summary data for inbound crossings at the U.S.-Canada and U.S.-Mexico borders. Reported at the port level, these statistics cover various modes of transport, including trucks, trains, containers, buses, and personal vehicles, as well as passenger and pedestrian counts. This data is collected by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) at official land border crossing stations and transmitted to BTS
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Transportation Statistics Annual Report 2025 (TSAR)
The TSAR presents an overview of the U.S. transportation system and key indicators, including passenger travel, freight, transportation and the economy, reliability, safety, energy and the environment. The report also focuses on closing data gaps and improving how transportation statistics are collected, compiled, analyzed, and published.
2026 Port Performance Freight Statistics Program: Annual Report to Congress
The Port Performance Freight Statistics Program: 2026 Annual Report to Congress provides summary statistics and detailed analysis for the Nation’s largest container, tonnage, and dry bulk ports.
National Transportation Atlas
A sectional area index consisting of twenty maps at 1:2 million scale comprising the United States of America and its populated territories. The maps depict transportation infrastructure including airports, spaceports, interstates, U.S. highways, border crossings, Amtrak routes, Class I railroads, and ferry routes.
