Figure 2 - Household Transportation Expenditures by Age Group: 2000

(Average annual expenditures - current dollars)

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Chapter 3 - Transportation System Condition and Extent

The U.S. transportation system makes possible a high level of personal mobility and freight activity for the nation's 284 million residents and nearly 7 million business establishments. In 2000, over 230 million motor...

Figure 1 - Leading Causes of Death of People of All Ages in the United States: 2000

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NOTE: Preliminary data.

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National...

Table 1 - Transportation Fatalities: A Modal Picture-2000

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Figure 2 - Average Motor Fuel Cost per Vehicle-Mile Traveled by Consumers: 1997-2001

(Cents)

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Chapter 4 - Mobility and Access to Transportation

Transportation exists to help people and businesses overcome the distance between places (e.g., work and home, factory and store, store and home). Two concepts, mobility and accessibility, are most often used to measure the...

Emissions of Greenhouse Gases - Box

Both the Energy Information Administration (EIA) and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) estimate annual U.S. greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. EPA's data are the official inventory for the United States for reporting...

Table 1 - International Terrorist Incidents and Casualties: 1990-2000

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Figure 2 - Cost of Dredging Navigable

($ per cubic yard)

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Commercial Aviation - Box

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), an independent government agency, tracks the number of U.S. aviation accidents and fatalities. NTSB includes all aviation fatalities resulting...