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NOTE: The spike in 1990 was caused by one tanker spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
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a Includes motorcycles through 1989.
Since 1979, the average fuel rate of passenger cars, vans, pickup trucks, and sport utility vehicles have had an upward trend. In...
Despite rapid growth in vehicle use over the past two decades, emissions of...
NOTE: The final issue of this report was December 2002. These reports are provided as a historical reference. A minimal number of indicators are being updated in the White House Economic Statistics Briefing Room.
Due to quality...
The world price of crude oil is the most important factor influencing domestic motor fuel prices, since oil imports make up more than half of the U.S. oil supply. Motor fuel prices, in turn,...
International trade represents a growing share of the U.S. economy. Changes in the level of both imports and exports affect the level of demand for transportation services. The...
The transportation sectors trade balance has been negative for many years. The strong growth of imports, together with much slower growth of exports, have...
Transportation-related exports contribute to U.S. GDP and employment, which help retain the U.S. industrial base.
Exports (billions of...Approximately 40 percent by value (75 percent in terms of tonnage) of cargo carried in U.S. foreign trade is carried...