Figure 3 - U.S. Freight Shipments by Distance Shipped: 1993 and 2002

(Commodity Flow Survey Data Only)

(Percent)

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

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Table 18 - Value and Weight of Outbound and Inbound Commodity Flows by State: 2002

(Commodity Flow Survey data only)

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Figure 9 - Tonnage of Inbound and Outbound Rail Shipments: 2003

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KEY: NA = Not Applicable

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Transportation, Research and Innovative Technology Administration, Bureau of Transportation Statistics, based on Surface...

Acknowledgments

Norman Y. Mineta Secretary

Maria Cino Deputy Secretary

Ashok G. Kaveeshwar Administrator

Eric C. Peterson Deputy Administrator

Table 1 - Commercial Freight Activity in the United States by Mode of Transportation: 2002

(Based on composite estimates) (1)

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U.S.-International Freight Shipments 39

According to the composite estimates, nearly 1.7 billion tons of merchandise moved in and out of the United States in 2002. This means that approximately 9 percent of the 19 billion tons of total commercial freight transported on the nations...

Figure 4 - Value Per Ton of Shipments by Distance Shipped: 1993 and 2002

(Commodity Flow Survey Data Only)

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NOTE: Shipments are grouped into distance categories based on Great Circle Distance (GCD), GCD is the...

Figure 8 - Truck Vehicle-Miles Traveled on U.S. Highways: 1980 - 2003

(Billions)

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Figure 9 - Tonnage of Inbound and Outbound Rail Shipments: 2003

(Million short tons)

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