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September 2007 SR-004
Table of Contents File Formats Entire Report PDF(109KB) HTML(15KB) Tables and Figures Table 1:...Excel | CSV
Total Terminals With Connections Percent Without Connections Percent Intercity Rail Stations 22 7 31.8 15 68.2 Airports 238 9 3.8 229...Excel | CSV
Airports Intercity rail only 2 Commuter rail only 5 Heavy rail only 7 Light rail only 4 Intercity and commuter rail 2 Intercity and heavy rail 1 Commuter and...Excel | CSV
Total Terminals With Connections Percent Without Connections Percent Intercity Rail 48 States 505 274 54.3 231 45.7 Airports 48 States 435...Excel | CSV | Graphic Version
Airports Intercity Rail Service Transit Bus 136 232 Intercity Bus 46 168 Intercity Rail 5 NA...Excel | CSV | Table Version
KEY: NA = not applicable. The number of rail stations served by intercity rail and the number of airports served by...
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Total Terminals With Connections Percent Intercity Rail, 48 States 505 274 54.3 Airports, 48 States 435...Excel | CSV | Table Version
NOTE: Only 46 of the mainland states plus the District of Columbia have intercity rail service; South Dakota and...
by Bruce Goldberg
Since at least 1991, federal transportation policy 1 has sought to encourage intermodal connections – the links that allow passengers to switch from one mode of public...
There are five states (plus the District of Columbia) where all of the intercity rail stations are served by connecting modes, and five more states where over 80 percent of the rail stations offer connectivity. All 11 states lie either in the northeast or...