BTS | Table 11. Incoming Passengers by Mode: 1997-2000

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Table 11. Incoming Passengers by Mode: 1997-2000

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	1997		1998		1999		2000
	Number (thousands)	Percent	Number (thousands)	Percent	Number (thousands)	Percent	Number (thousands)	Percent
From Mexico
Passengers on trains	Unavailable	Unavailable	13	Negligible	17	Negligible	18	Negligible
Passengers on buses	Unavailable	Unavailable	3,639	1.3	3,495	1.2	3,466	1.2
Pedestrians	45,000	17.9	44,477	16.2	48,186	16.4	47,090	16.2
Passengers in personal vehicles	206,113	82.1	226,104	82.4	242,613	82.4	239,795	82.6
Total	251,112	100.0	274,232	100.0	294,311	100.0	290,368	100.0
From Canada
Passengers on trains	Unavailable	Unavailable	241	0.3	187	0.2	270	0.3
Passengers on buses	Unavailable	Unavailable	3,951	4.3	4,366	4.5	4,873	5.1
Pedestrians	520	Unavailable	585	0.6	587	0.6	585	0.6
Passengers in personal vehicles	90,731	Unavailable	88,127	94.9	92,470	94.7	90,047	94.0
Total	Unavailable	Unavailable	92,904	100.0	97,610	100.0	95,775	100.0

NOTE: Data for passengers in personal vehicles include the driver. Personal vehicles are automobiles, minivans, sport utility vehicles, and pickups.

SOURCES: U.S. Department of Transportation, Bureau of Transportation Statistics, special tabulation, June 2001; based on U.S. Department of Treasury, U.S. Customs Service, Mission Support Services, Office of Field Operations, Operations Management Database CD.