Table 6-5a Top Land Freight Crossing Ports, Canadian-U.S. Border: 1996

(Thousands of truck or train crossings)

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Table 3-3 Motor Vehicle Fatality and Injury Rates

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Figure 2-2a Percent Share of Personal Consumption Expenditures for Transportation by Major Subcategory: 1996

Notes and sources: See Table 2-2.

Table 12-1 Number of Transportation Vehicles/Equipment

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Table 6-2c U.S. Merchandise Trade With Canada and Mexicoby Mode of Transportation

(Thousands of U.S. short tons)

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Table 11-4a Top 20 Canadian Water Ports by Tonnage (Domestic and International): 1996

(Thousands of metric tons)

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Table 7-5b Top U.S. International Trade Commodities by Weight: 1996 (Excluding Trade With the Canada and Mexico)

(Thousands of metric tons)

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Table 11-2c Top 20 U.S. Airports by Flight Operations: 1996

(Number of flight operations (landings plus take-offs). Length and altitude in meters)

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Table 1-1b Top 25 Mexican Population Centers: 1995

(Thousands)

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Map 5.2 Border Crossing Facilities Between Canada and the United States: Inset Map Two

Port codes are based on U.S. Customs ports. Customs ports may include more than one actual physical crossing. See Appendix C for the specific names of facilities on the U.S.-Canadian and U...