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SOURCES: U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT), Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS), National Transportation Statistics 2002...
Planning agencies design roadways to have a specific lifespan based on the expected volume and weight of vehicle traffic [1]. Since traffic streams are composed of a variety of vehicles of differentweights and...
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NOTE: Bus and large truck occupant injury rates, 1991–2001, are included in table 66 in appendix B.
SOURCES: 1991–2000...
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NOTES: Oregon Tri-County is a municipal corporation of the State of Oregon. Green Transit Jamaica Corporation is a contractor...
For airline city-pairs, the Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS) selected only nonstop flights. Since ground transportation modes operate linear routes serving many intermediate cities, BTS selected direct rail or bus service...
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NOTES: A pedalcyclist is a person on a vehicle that is powered solely by pedals. A minor injury is one in which the victim was treated and...
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NOTE: Air data cover non-stop service only. Bus and rail data include direct and connecting service.
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NOTES: Air includes commercial and general aviation. Waterborne includes commercial and recreational vessels...
Total transportation-related final demand rose by 37 percent between 1990 and 2001 (in 1996 chained dollars1) from $719.8 billion to $984.1 billion (figure 100). However, transportation-related final demand as a share of GDP showed little change throughout...
Intercity air, bus and rail schedules in many major intercity markets are tending to grow longer. Between February 1995 and February 2002, advertised travel times in selected city-pairs experienced varying degrees of schedule lengthening in most service...