General
Table 4-6 - International Terrorist Incidents and Casualties: 1993-98
Table 4-6 - International Terrorist Incidents and Casualties: 1993-98 Year 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 Incidents 431 322 440 296 304 273 Casualties 1,510 988 6,454 3,225 914 6,693...
Table 4-2 - Detailed Distribution of Transportation Fatalities by Mode: 1997
Table 4-2 - Detailed Distribution of Transportation Fatalities by Mode: 1997 Categorya 1997 Percent Passenger car occupants 22,199 50.0 Light-truck occupants 10,249 23.1 Pedestrians struck by motor vehicles 5,321 12.0 Motorcyclists...Table 4-3 - Highway Fatalities and Injuries by Occupant and Nonoccupant Category
Table 4-3 - Highway Fatalities and Injuries by Occupant and Nonoccupant Category Year Passenger car Light truck Large truck Bus Motorcycle Other/unknown vehicle occupants Pedestrians Pedal-cyclists Other/unknown non-occupants All occupant and non-...Figure 4-6 - World Motor Vehicle Registration Trends: 1960-95
Figure 4-6 - World Motor Vehicle Registration Trends: 1960-95SOURCES: American Automobile Manufacturers Association, World Motor Vehicle Data (Washington, DC: 1994).
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Chapter Four - Transportation Safety
Chapter Four - Transportation SafetyThe highest priority of the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) is to "promote public health and safety by working toward the elimination of transportation-related deaths, injuries, and property damage" (USDOT NHTSA 1997). Although...
Summary Figure 1 - Major Societal Functins in Gross Domestic Product: 1997
Summary Figure 1 - Major Societal Functins in Gross Domestic Product: 1997SOURCE: See table 3-3 in chapter 3.
Summary Figure 3 - National Transportation Emissions Trend Index: 1970-97
Summary Figure 3 - National Transportation Emissions Trend Index: 1970-97NOTE: In estimating criteria and related pollutant emissions for 1997, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) made adjustments to prior years. For onroad mobile sources, EPA revised 1996 data. For...
Summary Figure 2 - Occupant Fatality Rates for Selected Modes
Summary Figure 2 - Occupant Fatality Rates for Selected ModesPer 100 million vehicle-miles
SOURCE: See figure 4-1 in chapter 4.
Summary
SummaryThe Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS) presents the sixth Transportation Statistics Annual Report. Mandated by Congress, the report discusses the U.S. transportation system, including its physical components, economic performance, safety record, and related energy and...