Table 2-C - Federal Transportation Budget Authority by Mode: FY 1985-2003

(Current $ millions)

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Table 2-B - Transportation Trust Funds and Revenue Raising Instruments by Mode and Level of Government: FY 1985-2003

(Chained 2000 $ millions)

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Table 2-A - Transportation Trust Funds and Revenue Raising Instruments by Mode and Level of Government: FY 1985-2003

(Current $ millions)

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Table 1-B - Summary of Federal, State, and Local Transportation Finance by Mode: FY 1985-2001

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Table 1-A - Summary of Federal, State, and Local Transportation Finance by Mode: FY 1985-2001

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Scope of the Report

The report covers transportation-related financial activities of the federal, state and local governments, as well as government enterprises (e.g., public transit agencies, toll highways, parking lots, air terminals, etc) that finance most of their outlays by providing...

References

Executive Office of the President, Office of Management and Budget, Budget of the United States Government, Washington, DC, Annual Publication, available at http://www.gpoaccess.gov/usbudget/index.html, as May 2004.

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Limitations of Data

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Introduction

This edition of the Government Transportation Financial Statistics report is the latest in a series that provides statistics on transportation-related revenues and expenditures of the federal, state and local governments for all modes of transportation. The report also...

Federal Budget Authority and Obligations

Budget authority is the authority provided under law to enter into obligations, which in turn are agreements that will result in immediate or future outlays of government funds. Obligations show government commitment to future transportation...