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Table 3-25b: Federal, State, and Local Government
Transportation-Related Revenues and Expenditures, Fiscal Year
(Chained 2000 $
millions)
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| Total
government revenues |
66,341 |
80,106 |
90,941 |
97,367 |
99,153 |
102,114 |
102,194 |
106,095 |
106,913 |
109,301 |
119,099 |
131,961 |
125,882 |
122,096 |
U |
U |
| Federal |
19,952 |
27,996 |
28,414 |
32,839 |
32,169 |
32,693 |
31,497 |
33,762 |
33,702 |
33,737 |
41,302 |
53,671 |
46,791 |
41,858 |
(R) 41,340 |
41,637 |
| State and local |
46,389 |
52,110 |
62,527 |
64,528 |
66,985 |
69,421 |
70,697 |
72,333 |
73,211 |
75,564 |
77,797 |
78,291 |
79,091 |
80,238 |
U |
U |
| Total
government expendituresa |
(R) 95,431 |
(R) 118,603 |
(R) 131,270 |
(R) 136,269 |
(R) 141,489 |
(R) 139,654 |
(R) 146,867 |
(R) 147,898 |
(R) 147,963 |
(R) 150,518 |
(R) 156,120 |
(R) 161,153 |
(R) 167,360 |
176,209 |
U |
U |
| State and local expenditures less federal grantsa,b |
(R) 47,715 |
(R) 75,555 |
(R) 90,180 |
(R) 94,531 |
(R) 97,551 |
(R) 95,061 |
(R) 100,866 |
(R) 102,233 |
(R) 103,202 |
(R) 105,665 |
(R) 112,282 |
(R) 115,986 |
(R) 117,916 |
123,069 |
U |
U |
| Federal
grantsa,c |
(R) 28,286 |
(R) 27,648 |
(R) 26,172 |
(R) 25,906 |
(R) 26,552 |
(R) 27,516 |
(R) 26,956 |
(R) 27,966 |
(R) 27,482 |
(R) 27,984 |
(R) 26,660 |
(R) 28,766 |
(R)
32,984 |
(R) 36,105 |
39,654 |
U |
| Federal
expenditures, less grants |
(R) 19,429 |
(R) 15,400 |
(R) 14,919 |
(R) 15,832 |
(R) 17,386 |
(R) 17,078 |
(R) 19,044 |
(R) 17,699 |
(R) 17,278 |
(R) 16,868 |
(R) 17,178 |
(R) 16,401 |
(R) 16,459 |
(R) 17,035 |
18,085 |
U |
KEY: R = revised; U = data are not available.
a Data for 1980, 1985 and 1990-2001 have been revised due to the Office of Management and Budget (OMB)'s revision to the source data on federal expenditure and federal grants.
b Figures for state and local expenditures less federal grants were determined by subtracting federal grants from state and local expenditures including grants. State and local expenditures including grants were obtained from the U.S. Department of Commerce, Census Bureau, which uses different definitions and accounting methods than those used by some modal administrations of the U.S. Department of Transportation. For example, highway expenditures in this table do not include traffic control activities by police or public safety activities; while the highway expenditure statistics published by the U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration do include these items.
c Federal grants to state and local governments for research and special programs, and emergency preparedness are included starting from 1985.
NOTE
Numbers may not add to totals due to rounding.
SOURCES
1980: U.S. Department of Transportation, Bureau of Transportation Statistics, unpublished data.
1985-2002: U.S. Department of Transportation, Bureau of Transportation Statistics, Government Transportation Financial Statistics: 2003 (Washington, DC: forthcoming), 3-b, 13-b, and 14-b.
Constant dollar deflator: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis, National Income and Product Accounts, Washington, DC, table 7.1, "Chain-Type Price Index."
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