Figure 3: Connections Between Commuter Rail and Ferry Services

NOTE: Highlighting on the map indicates the boundaries of the metropolitan areas served by commuter rail.

SOURCE: Intermodal Passenger Connectivity Database, U.S. Department of...

Figure 2: Connections Between Commuter and Intercity Rail Trains

NOTE: Highlighting on the map indicates the boundaries of the metropolitan areas served by commuter rail.

SOURCE: Intermodal Passenger Connectivity Database, U.S. Department of...

Figure 1: Percent of Commuter Rail Stations with Connections to Other Modes in Communities Where Both Commuter Rail and the Other Mode Operate

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Figure 1: Percent of Commuter Rail Stations with Connections to Other Modes in Communities Where Both Commuter Rail and the Other Mode Operate

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SOURCE: Intermodal Passenger Connectivity Database, U.S. Department of Transportation...

Making Connections: Intermodal Links Available at 70 Percent of all Stations Served by Commuter Rail, 2010

by Bruce Goldberg

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Box A: How are Modes Defined?

The Intermodal Passenger Connectivity Database categorizes scheduled passenger transportation services by five major mode categories and a total of 11 subcategories. The major categories and their sub-categories are:

BTS Special Report: Highlights of the 2008 National Census of Ferry Operators

December 2010 SR-022

Table 4: Intemodal Connectivity at Ferry Terminals (2007)

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Table 3: Ferry Terminals by State or Territory (2007)

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Table 2: Number of Ferries Based in Each State or Territory (2007)

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