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Figure 2-12 - Waterborne Freight Flows in the United States: 1998

Figure 2-12 - Waterborne Freight Flows in the United States: 1998

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Transportation, Bureau of Transportation Statistics, Federal Highway Administration, and Office of Intermodalism (Office of the Secretary), GeoFreight, CD (Washington, DC: 2003...

Figure 5-3 - Share of Long-Distance Trips by Mode: 2001

Figure 5-3 - Share of Long-Distance Trips by Mode: 2001

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NOTES: Other includes watercraft (e.g., ship, ferry, and motorboat); taxi, limousine, and hotel/airport shuttle; bicycle and walking; and other not elsewhere classified.

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Figure 2-17 - Freight and Passenger Train-Miles: 1992-2002

Figure 2-17 - Freight and Passenger Train-Miles: 1992-2002

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SOURCE: Class I rail freight train-miles: Association of American Railroads (AAR), Railroad Facts 2003 (Washington, DC: 2003), p. 33. Intercity/Amtrak train-miles: 1992–...

U.S. International Trade in Transportation-Related Goods - Box 12-A

U.S. International Trade in Transportation-Related Goods - Box 12-A Merchandise Trade Balance Trends

Trade balances indirectly measure the U.S. competitiveness in supplying transportation-related goods globally and indicate the U.S. competitive position in the production, provision, and...

Long-Distance Passenger Travel - Box 5-B

Long-Distance Passenger Travel - Box 5-B Long-Distance Travel Data in the 2001 National Household Travel Survey (NHTS)

The 2001 NHTS collected information from 26,000 households nationally about both their daily and long-distance travel behavior. While many aspects of the survey are...

Airport Runway Conditions - Box 11-B

Airport Runway Conditions - Box 11-B Classification of Airports in the United States

As of December 2002, there were 19,572 airports1 in the United States, with 5,286 of these open to the public and known as public-use airports. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) includes 3,346...