Table 9 Passenger-Miles
Table 9 Passenger-Miles(Millions)
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Mode 1970 1980 1990 1995 1999 Air carriersR 108,442 204,368 345,873 403,888 487,906 General aviation 9,100 14,700 13,000 R10,800 U Passenger carsR 1,750,897 2,011,989...General
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Table 8 Vehicle-Miles
Table 8 Vehicle-Miles(Millions)
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Mode 1970 1980 1990 1995 1999 Air carriers 2,068 2,523 3,963 4,629 5,309 General aviation 3,207 5,204 4,830 3,795 U Passenger carsR 916,700 1,111,596 1,408,286 1,428,497 1,569,...Table 7 Number of Aircraft, Vehicles, and Vessels
Table 7 Number of Aircraft, Vehicles, and VesselsExcel | CSV
Mode 1970 1980 1990 1995 1998 Air carriersR 2,679 3,808 6,083 7,411 8,111 General aviation R131,743 R211,045 196,800 182,605 204,710 Passenger carsa 89,243,557 121,600,843 133...3 - MobilityTable 6 Per Capita Passenger Travel and Freight Transportation
3 - MobilityThe U.S. transportation network provides a high degree of personal mobility and freight activity. In 1999, the transportation network supported 4.8 trillion passenger-miles and about 3.9 trillion ton-miles. The data in this section confirm that local and long-distance travel...
Table 5 Injured Persons by Transportation Mode
Table 5 Injured Persons by Transportation ModeExcel | CSV
Mode 1970 1980 1990 1995 1999 Air carrier 107 19 29 25 57 Commuter carrier N 14 11 25 2 On-demand air taxi N 43 36 14 14 General aviation 715 681 402 395 325...Table 4 Occupant and Nonmotorist Fatalities in Crashes by Number of Vehicles and Alcohol Involvement: 1999
Table 4 Occupant and Nonmotorist Fatalities in Crashes by Number of Vehicles and Alcohol Involvement: 1999Excel | CSV
Fatalities Alcohol involvement Percent Occupants 35,806 13,145 36.7 Single-vehicle crashes 17,052 8,163 47.9...Table 3 Distribution of Transportation Fatalities: 1999
Table 3 Distribution of Transportation Fatalities: 1999Excel | CSV
Category Number Percent Passenger car occupants 20,818 47.5 Light-truck occupants 11,243 25.6 Pedestrians struck by motor vehicles 4,906 11.2 Motorcyclists 2,472 5.6...2 - Transportation and SafetyTable 2 Fatalities by Transportation Mode
2 - Transportation and SafetyThe highest priority of the U.S. Department of Transportation is to promote safety. Although progress has been made in reducing fatalities, transportation remains the leading cause of accidental deaths and injuries in the United States. In 1999, about 95...
Table 17 Employment in For-Hire Transportation and Selected Transportation-Related Industriesa
Table 17 Employment in For-Hire Transportation and Selected Transportation-Related Industriesa(Thousands)
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1970 1980 1990 1995 1999 Total transportation and related industries employment 6,000 8,536 10,133 10,527 10,843...Table 16 Value of U.S. International Merchandise Trade by Mode of Transportation: 1999
Table 16 Value of U.S. International Merchandise Trade by Mode of Transportation: 1999(Millions of current U.S. dollars)
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Exports Modal % Imports Modal % Total trade Total modal % Total 692,821 100.0 1,024,766 100.0 1,717,587...