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Federal and state government expenditures on transportation were almost $243 billion in 2009, according to data released today by the U.S. Department of Transportation's Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS). Government Transportation Financial Statistics (GTFS) shows that $200 billion of the expenditures were by state governments, with $43 billion from the federal government (Table 15A).
To request a copy of archived statistical releases, please email Connie Tang at connie.tang.ctr@dot.gov.
December 28, 2004Port of Los Angeles Is Top International Freight Gateway by Value in 2003December 16, 2004Third Quarter 2004 Airline Financial Data: Regional Passenger Airlines...To request a copy of archived statistical releases, please email Connie Tang at connie.tang.ctr@dot.gov.
December 30, 2005Surface Trade with Canada and Mexico Reached a Monthly Record High in October 2005December 20, 2005October 2005 Passenger Airline Employment Down 5.5 Percent from...To request a copy of archived statistical releases, please email Connie Tang at connie.tang.ctr@dot.gov.
December 29, 2006October Surface Trade with Canada and Mexico Rose 4.5 Percent from October 2005December 19, 2006October 2006 Passenger Airline Employment Down 2.2 Percent from...Friday, February 3, 2017 - The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS) today released the Transportation Statistics Annual Report 2016 (TSAR). The 21st edition of this congressionally-mandated report presents key transportation indicators along with an...
The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS) today updated National Transportation Statistics (NTS) – a web-only reference guide to national-level transportation data. NTS, updated quarterly, includes a wide range of national transportation information.
To request a copy of archived statistical releases, please email Connie Tang at connie.tang.ctr@dot.gov.
December 12, 1995DOT Releases 1995 Transportation Statistics Annual ReportOctober 18, 1995Transportation Documents and Multimedia Presentations Now Available on "SMART" CD-ROMSeptember 27...To request a copy of archived statistical releases, please email Connie Tang at connie.tang.ctr@dot.gov.
November 8, 1996BTS Issues Report Showing First Quarter 1996 Operating Results of Ten of the Nation's Largest Bus CompaniesNovember 7, 1996BTS Issues Report Showing Fourth Quarter 1995...To request a copy of archived statistical releases, please email Connie Tang at connie.tang.ctr@dot.gov.
November 28, 1997Transportation Secretary Slater Stresses Safety To More Than 54 Million Thanksgiving TravelersNovember 10, 1997Transportation Secretary Slater Says New American Travel...To request a copy of archived statistical releases, please email Connie Tang at connie.tang.ctr@dot.gov.
December 22, 19981997 Commodity Flow Survey Shows Increase in Freight TransportationOctober 21, 1998Ashish Sen Named Director of DOT’s Bureau of Transportation StatisticsSeptember 28,...