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These indexes are calculated using ASQP data reported to the Bureau of Transportation Statistics on both scheduled and actual flight times (based on gate-departure and gate-...
The United States truck fleet grew 23 percent between 1992 and 1997, according to the Vehicle Inventory and Use Survey (VIUS) conducted once every five years1 [1, 2]. The fleet includes a variety of vehicles, ranging from large 18-wheel combination trucks used to...
Older U.S. residents do not travel as often or as far as do younger people but rely as heavily on personal vehicles,1 according to data collected by the 2001 National Household Travel Survey [1]. Americans aged 65 and older, for instance, took 89 percent of their daily...
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KEY: GDP = Gross Domestic Product.
NOTES: Total transportation-related final demand is the sum of all consumer, private business, and...
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NOTES: Data include only privately owned capital stock, except for highways and streets. Capital stock data are reported after deducting depreciation. Consumer motor...
(All classes of service combined)
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NOTES: These data were developed for research purposes only and are not official BTS data.
...The BTS quarterly Passenger Origin and Destination Survey provides the data for the ATPI. Through this survey, BTS collects data on a 10 percent sample of airline itineraries. Each sample observation comprises a fare value (...
Each year a far larger number of people are injured than killed in transportation-related accidents. An estimated 3.0 million1 people suffered some kind of injury involving passenger and freight transportation in 2002 (box 9-C). Most of these injuries, about 98...
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NOTES: Amtrak data are not available prior to 1993. Current dollar amounts (see tables 6-3 and 6-4 in appendix B) were converted to chained 2000 dollars by the Bureau of...
Amtrak collected an average of 23¢ per revenue passenger-mile in 2002 (in chained 2000 dollars1), up 44 percent from 16¢ per revenue passenger-mile in 1993 (figure 6-3). During the 1990s, Amtrak shifted its focus to urban routes in the...