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Figure 3-8: Average Amtrak Rail Fares per Average Trip Length, 1990 to 2013

Wednesday, December 21, 2016

Graphic Version

Year Current dollars Chained 2009 dollars
1990 39.59 57.96
1991 41.19 58.70
1992 40.78 57.29
1993 40.11 55.49
1994 39.10 53.55
1995 39.92 51.91
1996 43.31 52.84
1997 45.26 55.28
1998 44.75 53.35
1999 46.85 53.86
2000 (R) 52.15 (R)58.13
2001 (R) 54.22 (R)57.64
2002 (R) 59.07 (R)60.56
2003 (R) 53.90 (R)55.84
2004 (R) 53.29 (R)60.35
2005 (R) 51.57 (R)57.69
2006 (R) 56.41 (R)57.97
2007 (R) 58.77 (R)61.63
2008 (R) 60.39 (R)60.28
2009 (R) 58.88 (R)58.88
2010 (R) 60.70 (R)57.31
2011 62.67 (R)58.99
2012 64.66 60.99
2013 66.70 62.02

NOTE: InterCity Rail/Amtrak Fare: 1997-2013: National Passenger Rail Corporation (Amtrak), Amtrak Annual Report (Washington, DC: Annual Issues) (ticket revenue per passenger mile multiplied by average trip length of passengers) For years prior to 1997 calculated as total transportation revenues / Amtrak system passenger trips, from National Passenger Rail Corporation (Amtrak), Amtrak Annual Report, Statistical Appendix (Washington, DC: Annual Issues).

SOURCE: Intercity Rail/Amtrak: U.S. Department of Transportation, Bureau of Transportation Statistics, National Transportation Statistics, Table 3-19, available at www.bts.gov as of July 2016.