Index for Volumes 1–6
Index for Volumes 1–6Note: Page numbers refer to the print version of the journal.
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AAccessibility and employment, Vol. 4(2/3):4966 and road construction, Vol. 5(1):26...
General
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Manuscript Guidelines and Author Instructions
Manuscript Guidelines and Author InstructionsJT&S publishes original basic and applied research featuring planning, engineering, statistical, and economic analysis aimed at improving public and private mobility and safety in all modes of transportation. Previous volumes of the Journal...
Introduction
IntroductionAmerica's container ports play an important role in handling U.S. merchandise trade moving to and from distant places around the world. Each year, these seaports handle exports produced at U.S. factories and farms and imports of goods such as automobiles, machinery, electronics,...
Figure 15 Maritime Container Entries into the United States: 2000-2007
Figure 15 Maritime Container Entries into the United States: 2000-2007Excel | CSV | Graphic Version
Millions of container units of all sizes)
Annual total 2000 6.0 2001 5.6 2002 8.0 2003 9.3 2004 10....Spotlight 2: Maritime Security
Spotlight 2: Maritime Security Box 1 Data Elements for Importer Security Filing (commonly called "10+2")Importers are required to provide the following 10 data elements:
Seller or owner name and address Buyer or consignee name and address Importer of record number/foreign...Gateways for Inbound and Outbound Traffic
Gateways for Inbound and Outbound TrafficWhile America's container ports serve as gateways for both merchandise imports and exports, overall they handle more TEUs of imports than exports. In 2009, the U.S. deficit in maritime container traffic—the gap between exports and imports—...
Figure 17 Average Age of Vessels Per Call at U.S. Ports: 2004 and 2009
Figure 17 Average Age of Vessels Per Call at U.S. Ports: 2004 and 2009Excel | CSV | Graphic Version
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 Containerships 10.5 10.6 10.2 10.0 10.1 10.1 All Types 11.8 11.6 11.2 11.1...Figure 14 Vessel Calls at U.S. Seaports: 2002-2009
Figure 14 Vessel Calls at U.S. Seaports: 2002-2009Excel | CSV | Graphic Version
All vessel types (left axis) Containerships (left axis) Containerships as percent of total vessels (right axis) 2002 56,596 17,138 30 2003 56,759 17,287...Port Concentration
Port ConcentrationSince 1995, container activity at U.S. seaports has shown a greater concentration of vessel calls and cargo traffic in a few leading ports because of increased use of larger, faster, and more specialized vessels. Modern post-Panamax vessels are longer than two football...
Regional Shifts in Port Market Share
Regional Shifts in Port Market ShareThe increased use of oceanborne containers in transporting U.S. international trade continues to affect port operations and the distribution of total maritime trade among U.S. ports. Before the mid-1980s, east coast ports handled the majority of U.S....