Box D - Interpreting Value, Tons, and Ton-Miles in the Commodity Flow Survey

Value of shipments. The CFS defines the value of shipments as the market value in dollars of goods shipped by businesses. It represents the net selling value, excluding freight charges and taxes...

Table 4 - Percent shares of the Sectors Covered in the Composite Estimates of U.S. Commercial Freight: 2002

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Table 20 - Truck Shipments as a Share of Total Value of All Shipments Originating in State: 2002

(Commodity Flow Survey data only)

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Figure 12 - Air Freight Handled by the Top Three All-Cargo Carriers at their Hubs: 2004

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NOTE: This represents freight handled by United Parcel Service, Fedex and DHL at their airport hubs.

SOURCE: U.S....

Figure 11 - Rail-Truck Intermodal Traffic in the United States: 1980 - 2004

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KEY: U = Data unavailable

NOTE: Container-trailer breakdown not available prior to 1988.

SOURCE: U.S. Department...

Table 6 - Hazardous Material Shipment Characteristics by Mode of Transportation: 2002

(Commodity Flow Survey data only)

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Table 10 - Commodity Flow Survey Shipments by Mode of Transportation: 1993 and 2002

(CFS Data Only)

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Figure 10 - U.S. Air Freight Domestic and International Revenue Ton-Miles: 1980 - 2004

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NOTE: The air ton-miles for U.S. imports and exports are from air cargo handled at U.S. airports by U.S. and foreign air carriers.

SOURCE: U.S....

Figure 6 - Growth in U.S. Domestic Freight Ton-Miles by Mode: 1980 - 2004

(index: 1980=100)

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Figure 15 - Interstate and Intrastate Flows as Share of Outbound Shipment Values by State: 2002

(Commodity Flow Survey data only; covers all modes)

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SOURCE: U.S. Department of Transportation, Research and Innovative...