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Some preliminary NHTS findings:
Travel by private vehicles accounts for 86% of all trips in 2001 People aged 35–44 travel the most Americans are keeping their cars longer—the average vehicle on the street is nearly 9 years old...
The Bureau of Transportation Statistics has released National Transportation Statistics 2002the latest edition of the most comprehensive resource on U.S. transportation data. The NTS provides the transportation community with detailed...
In November 2002, BTS Deputy Director Rick Kowalewski was named acting director of BTS. Kowalewski has served as the bureau’s deputy director for three years. His experience in federal government and transportation data spans 28 years....
The Bureau of Transportation Statistics released tables in February providing an indepth look at flight delays in 2002.
All 32 of the nations major airports had better on-time...
The fiscal year 2004 President's Budget includes $35.5 million for the Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS). The budget request proposes to sharpen the agency's focus around five core data program and two crosscutting research programs....
Bureau of Transportation Statistics Acting Director Rick Kowalewski told an audience at the Transportation Research Board annual meeting in January that BTS has major plans underway to increase the amount of freight data available to...
Acting Director, Rick Kowalewski
Some preliminary NHTS findings:
Travel by private vehicles accounts for 86% of all trips in 2001 People aged 35–44 travel the most Americans are keeping their cars longer—the average vehicle...Volume 2, Issue 1 Winter 2003
Table of Contents File Formats Entire Newsletter PDF (754KB) BTS Budget Request Reflects...