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Intercity and International Travel |
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Volumes and origin-destination patterns of commercial aviation passengers.
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Amtrak ridership.
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Volumes of people and number of motor vehicles at border crossings.
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Origins, destinations, and vol- umes of travelers by personal vehicles, buses, and general aviation.
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Amount of travel by demo- graphic characteristics of travelers.
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Travel by general aviation
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Domestic travel of international visitors by traveler and trip characteristics.
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Guide investments in airports, intercity rail passenger service, and interregional highways.
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Maximize the economic ben- efits of travel and tourism.
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Evaluate regulations related to the total contribution of local and long-distance travel to safety risks and environmental problems.
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Local travel |
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Sporadic national volumes and demographic patterns of travelers by type of place.
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Transit ridership by property; detailed origin-destination pat- terns of journeys to work and demographic characteristics of commuters.
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Geographic and demographic patterns of all resident travelers in metro areas that have conducted local surveys.
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Pedestrian and bicycle travel.
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Local travel other than com- muting in metro areas that have not conducted local surveys.
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Ridership and social and economic benefits of trans- portation services provided by social service and nonprofit organizations.
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Guide investments in streets and public transportation.
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Manage exposure to safety risks.
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Provide physical connections between mobility-challenged citizens and services and employment opportunities.
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