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The U.S. Coast Guards identifies vessels not in compliance with International Conventions through examinations and boardings. If a vessel is not compliant in any way, appropriate action is taken to eliminate any...
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Fatalities represent the most severe safety consequence for the transportation system. In 2000, there were 44,105 transportation-related fatalities, compared to...
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Transit includes transit bus, light and heavy transit rail, commuter rail, paratransit, and other transit categories. Transit fatalities are transit-caused deaths confirmed within 30 days of a transit incident...
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Most fatalities, injuries, and accidents in water transportation involve recreational boating. Most recreational boating is discretionary, and the purpose of trips generally is to...
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Rail and Highway-Rail Fatalities (monthly data, not seasonally adjusted)In most years, the overwhelming majority of people killed...
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Rail accidents and incidents include any collision between railroad on-track equipment and other vehicles or pedestrians at grade...
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Highway crashes caused 94 percent of all transportation-related fatalities in 2000. They were the leading cause of death of people ages 5...
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All 2001 data are preliminary
Hazardous Materials Incidents by Mode (monthly data, not seasonally adjusted)...
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Since 1990, rail injuries have declined by 55 percent.
Injured Persons by Mode 1999 2000 Transit*...Excel | CSV
For 2000, preliminary estimates indicate that 79 percent of the total injuries involving large-truck crashes were occupants of other vehicles or outside the large truck....