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InternationalAs the world's largest trading nation, the United States (U.S.) relies heavily on a vast transportation network to expedite the flow of goods and people to and from its trading partners.� The Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS) compiles, disseminates, validates, and analyzes a wide variety of data captured from various sources detailing trade trends; movement of goods by land, sea, and air; and personal travel. BTS' purpose for studying international trade in the context of the U.S. and global transportation network is to assist in making knowledge-based decisions to improve the flow of goods and people.� BTS works to ensure high quality international data and analysis are available to all levels of government, the private sector, and individuals studying trade and transportation.� The work produced by BTS and the entities that rely on its information help to make the U.S. transportation network more efficient and competitive. ProgramsNorth American Transborder Freight Data Border
Crossing/Entry Data North American Transportation Statistics Interchange Publications
Guide to Foreign Trade DataFor a complete explanation of the international trade statistics, refer to http://www.census.gov/foreign-trade/reference/index.html the Guide to Foreign Trade Statistics available from the Government Printing Office and on the Census Bureau's web site. Additional Data for U.S. International Trade with All CountriesThe International Trade Administration (ITA) maintains a list of international trade data sources as well as sources for other macroeconomic data on their website. From the ITA main page (http://www.trade.gov/). Frequently Asked Questions
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