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Table 1-1 - Major Elements of the Transportation System: 1997

Table 1-1 - Major Elements of the Transportation System: 1997 Mode Major elements Components HighwaysHighway Statistics (Washington, DC: 1998), tables HM-20 and HM-14.">1 Public roads and streets; automobiles, vans, trucks, motorcycles,taxis, and buses operated by...

Table 1-3 - Highway Bridge Conditions: 1990 and 1997

Table 1-3 - Highway Bridge Conditions: 1990 and 1997 Functional category 1990 1997 Percentage structurally deficient Percentage functionally obsolete Percentage in good condition Total bridges Percentage structurally deficient Percentage functionally...

Chapter One - System Extent and Condition

Chapter One - System Extent and Condition

The U.S. transportation system makes possible a high level of personal mobility and freight activity for the nation’s 268 million residents and nearly 7 million business establishments. In 1997, they had at their disposal over 230 million...