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1011
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Significant Regulatory Guidance
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Long-Distance Travel by Women

Long-Distance Travel by Women

People in the United States took 2.6 billion long-distance trips1 covering 1.4 trillion miles in 2001. Females made 43 percent of these trips (1.1 billion) while males made 57 percent of them (1.5 billion). Adult females (18 and over...

Figure 7-4 - Average Class I Intercity Bus Fare: 1992-2002

Figure 7-4 - Average Class I Intercity Bus Fare: 1992-2002

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NOTE: To eliminate the effects of inflation over time, the Bureau of Transportation Statistics converted current dollars (see table 7-4 in appendix B) to chained 2000 dollars...

U.S. Air Carrier On-Time Performance

U.S. Air Carrier On-Time Performance

About 78 percent of domestic air carrier scheduled flights arrived on time in 2004, compared with 79 percent in 1995. The number of on-time flights peaked in 2002 and 2003 (82 percent), after a low of 73 percent in 2000. The number of...

Figure 5-7 - Average Monthly Number of Delays by Cause: 2004

Figure 5-7 - Average Monthly Number of Delays by Cause: 2004

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NOTES: Flights are on time if they depart from or arrive at the gate less than 15 minutes after their scheduled departure or arrival times. See table 5-7 in appendix B for...

Figure 2-6 - Rural Bridge Condition by Functional Class: 2003

Figure 2-6 - Rural Bridge Condition by Functional Class: 2003

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NOTES: Functionally obsolete refers to bridges that do not have the lane widths, shoulder widths, or vertical clearances adequate to serve traffic demand or bridges that...