1-1 Transportation Network Length
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Mode 2004 2014 Highway Public roads 3,981,512 4,177,073 Public road lanesa 8,338,821 8,766,049...General
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1 Infrastructure
The U.S. transportation system consists of a network of roads, bridges, airports, railroads, transit systems, ports, waterways, and pipelines, connecting the Nation to the rest of the world.
1-1 Transportation Network Length 1-2 Transportation Facilities 1-3 Transportation...Major Trends
Moving People: January 2000–July 2016 Moving Goods: January 2000–August 2016About the Pocket Guide to Transportation
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U.S. Department of Transportation
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Front Matter
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Pocket Guide to Transportation 2017
PDF: Pocket Guide to Transportation 2017 Front MatterAcknowledgmentsAbout the Pocket Guide to TransportationMajor Trends1 Infrastructure2 Moving People3 Moving Goods4 Safety5 Performance6 Economy7 EnvironmentGlossaryFinal NotesFigure 8-2 Value of Construction Put in Place, 2002 to 2015 (billions, current dollars)
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Figure 8-1 Current-Cost Net Stock of Public and Private Infrastructure by Industry, 2014 (billions of dollars)
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Box 8-1 Capital Stock
Capital stock refers to the capital in existence on a certain date. To be classified as capital, an asset must be durable and expected to remain in service for at least one year. Assets expected to remain in service for less than a year are categorized as consumption goods. Capital stock for...