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Year Total U.S. labor force Employment in transportation and warehousing Employment in transportation-related industries Transportation-related labor force Percent of total U.S. labor force...Graphic Version
Year Current dollars Chained 2009 dollars 1990 0.67 1.23 1991 0.70 1.25 1992 0.72 1.22 1993...Graphic Version
Year Current dollars Chained 2009 dollars 1990 2.90 4.25 1991 3.01 4.29 1992 3.09 4.34 1993...Graphic Version
Year Current dollars Chained 2009 dollars 1990 39.59 57.96 1991 41.19 58.70 1992 40.78 57.29 1993...Gaphic Version
Year <700 miles 700-1399 miles 1400-2099 miles 2100-2799 miles 2800-3499 miles 3500+ miles All trips 2009 135.89 165.02 198.38...Graphic Version
Year Current dollars Chained 2009 dollars 1993 $278 $412 1994 $253 $366 1995 $253 $356 1996...Graphic Version
Year All transportation equipment Automobile and light duty motor vehicle Aircraft Railroad rolling stock Ships and boats 2003 100.0 100.0 100.0...Graphic Version
Year Jet Fuel Kerosene Regular Gasoline No. 2 Diesel Railroad Diesel 1990 0.766 1.164 0.725 0.6922 1991 0.652 1.14...Graphic Version
ModePetroleumLaborOther inputs, including private capitalAir24%23%53%Rail14%27%58%Trucking21%26%53%Water19%11%70%Pipeline1%23%76%Transit9%33%58%NOTE: Chapter 4 discusses labor costs in more detail.
SOURCE: BTS, 2012 Transportation Satellite...
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Year Air Rail Water Truck 2003 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 2004 100.1 104.2 101.3 103.1...