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Federal, state, and local government transportation revenues dedicated to finance transportation programs1 increased from $97.4 billion in fiscal year 1991 to $122.1 billion in fiscal year 2001 (in 2000 chained dollars2) for an annual...
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NOTES: 2002 data are preliminary. Although final 2002 Commodity Flow Survey data were available when this report was prepared, final...
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NOTE: Offshore support includes crewboats.
SOURCE: USDOT, BTS, National Transportation Statistics 2005, table 1-31, available at http://www.bts.gov/, as of June...
In the United States, there were over 677,000 active motor carriers-common, contract, or private-using buses or trucks to provide commercial transportation of passengers or freight in 2004 [1]. Trucking accounted for 40 percent of the nation's...
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NOTE: Other includes trains, ships, and all other modes of long-distance travel.
SOURCES: Jonaki Bose, Lee Giesbrecht, Joy Sharp, Jeffery Memmott, Maha...
NOTE: Of the 319 grade-crossing fatal accidents, 23 could not be displayed on this map due to incomplete information.
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Railroad...
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NOTE: See note on table 3-1 in appendix B regarding double counting.
SOURCES: Fatalities—U.S. Department of Transportation, Research and...
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NOTES: To make it easier to compare data of differing magnitudes over time, the Bureau of Transportation Statistics divided the data for...
There were 9.3 million U.S. households without a car, truck, or van in 2003 (9 percent of all households), down from 9.8 million in 1993 (10 percent of households). The 4.6 percent decline in households without vehicles occurred...
Commercial airlines offer a variety of discount fares to fill their flights, but these special airfares, facilitated by Internet commerce and "frequent flyer" programs, complicate efforts to measure changes in the prices people pay for commercial air...