Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS)
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Transportation Statistics Annual Report 1999

Transportation Statistics Annual Report 1999

BTS 99-03

NOTE: This edition of the Transportation Statistics Annual Report is provided as a historical reference. A newer edition of this publication, with more recent data for many items, is available. Some information and data in the historical document for a stated time period may differ from that for the same time period in the newer edition, reflecting revisions in the data by the source.

Table of Contents File Formats
Entire Report
Front Matter
Preface
Summary
Chapter 1 - System Extent and Condition
Highway    
Rail    
Air    
Water    
Oil and Gas Pipelines    
Transit    
Information Technology Use in Transportation    
Data Needs    
References    
Box 1-1: High-Speed Rail Corridor Status
Box 1-2: Report on Maritime Trade and Water Transportation
Box 1-3: Railroad Applications for Information Technology
Table 1-2: Highway Pavement Conditions: 1994–97
Table 1-3: Highway Bridge Conditions: 1990 and 1997
Table 1-4: U.S.-Flag Waterborne Cargo-Carrying Vessel Fleet Profile: 1997
Figure 1-1: Urban and Rural Roadway Mileage by Surface Type: 1950–97
Figure 1-2: Registered Highway Vehicle Trends: 1987–97
Figure 1-3: Trends in Directional Route-Miles Serviced by Mass Transit: 1992–97
Figure 1-4: Indicators of Intelligent Transportation System Infrastructure Deployment: Fiscal Year 1997
Chapter 2 - Transportation System Use and Performance
Passenger Travel
Domestic Freight
International Freight
Use and Performance
References
Box 2-1: The Commodity Flow Survey and Supplementary Freight Data
Table 2-1: Population and Passenger Travel in the United States: 1977 and 1995
Table 2-2: Daily and Long-Distance Trips by Mode: 1995
Table 2-3: Person Trips per Day by Purpose and Sex: 1995
Table 2-4: Domestic- and Export-Bound Freight Shipments within the United States: 1993 and 1997
Table 2-5: Modal Shares of Freight Shipments within the United States by Domestic Establishments: 1993 and 1997
Table 2-6: U.S. Freight Shipments by Distance Shipped: 1993 and 1997
Table 2-7: Major Commodities Shipped in the United States: 1997
Table 2-8: Shipments by Size: 1993 and 1997
Table 2-9: Top 10 U.S. Merchandise Trade Partners by Value: 1980 and 1997
Table 2-10: Top Water Ports for International Trade: 1997
Table 2-11: Highway Vehicle-Miles Traveled by Functional Class: 1980–97
Table 2-12: Urban Congestion Indicators for 70 Urban Areas: Selected Years
Table 2-13: Urban Transit Indicators: 1987–97
Table 2-14: Top 10 State Rail Freight Flows and Major Commodities: 1997
Figure 2-1: Person-Miles Traveled per Day: 1995
Figure 2-2: Long-Distance Trips per Person: 1995
Figure 2-3: Freight Shipments and Related Factors of Growth: 1993–97
Figure 2-4: Modal Shares of U.S. Merchandise Trade by Value and Tons: 1997
Figure 2-5: Top Border Land Ports: 1997
Figure 2-6: Top Freight Gateways by Shipment Value: 1997
Figure 2-7: Congested Person-Miles of Travel in 70 Urban Areas
Figure 2-8: Enplanements at Major Hubs: 1987 and 1997
Figure 2-9: Tonnage Handled by Major Ports: 1997
Figure 2-10: Largest Transit Markets: 1997
Figure 2-11: ADA-Accessible Vehicles by Mode: 1994–97
Figure 2-12: Railroad Network Showing Volume of Freight: 1997
Figure 2-13: Rail Carload Mix: 1997
Chapter 3 - Transportation and the Economy
Transportation and Gross Domestic Product
Public Transportation Revenues and Expenditures
Capital Investment and Capital Stock
Data Needs
References
Table 3-1: Transportation-Related Components of U.S. GDP: 1993–98 (Current $ billions)
Table 3-2: Transportation-Related Components of U.S. GDP: 1993–98 (Chained 1992 $ billions)
Table 3-3: Major Societal Functions in GDP
Table 3-4: U.S. Gross Domestic Product by For-Hire Transportation Industries
Table 3-5: Household Transportation Expenditures: 1994–96
Table 3-6: Net Capital Stock of Highways and Streets
Figure 3-1: Characteristics of Household Transportation Expenditures by Age Group 73
Figure 3-2: Modal Share of Transportation Industry Employment: 1997 73
Figure 3-3: Employment in Transportation Occupations: 1997
Figure 3-4: Labor Productivity Trends by Mode
Figure 3-5: Growth in Government Transportation Revenues: 1986–95
Figure 3-6: Government Transportation Revenues by Mode: Fiscal Year 1995
Figure 3-7: Growth in Government Transportation Expenditures: 1986–95
Chapter 4 - Transportation Safety
Long-Term Trends
Transportation of School Children
Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety
Terrorism and Transportation Security
International Trends in Road Safety
Data Needs
References
Table 4-1: Fatalities, Injuries, and Accidents/Incidents by Transportation Mode
Table 4-2: Detailed Distribution of Transportation Fatalities by Mode: 1997
Table 4-3: Highway Fatalities and Injuries by Occupant and Nonoccupant Category
Table 4-4: Pedestrian Crash Types
Table 4-5: Bicycle-Motor Vehicle Crash Types
Table 4-6: International Terrorist Incidents and Casualties: 1993–98
Table 4-7: Motor Vehicle Fatalities in Selected Countries: 1980 and 1996
Figure 4-1: Fatality Rates for Selected Modes
Figure 4-2: School Transportation by Mode: 1995
Figure 4-3: Fatal Crashes and Occupant Fatalities Among School-Age Children by Vehicle Type: 1997
Figure 4-4: Relative Change in Motorist, Bicyclist, and Pedestrian Fatalities: 1975–97
Figure 4-5: Bicycle Fatalities by Age of Bicyclist: 1975–97
Figure 4-6: World Motor Vehicle Registration Trends: 1960–95
Chapter 5 - Transportation, Energy, and the Environment
Energy
Greenhouse Gases
Environment
Data Needs
References
Table 5-1: Alternative Transportation Fuels
Table 5-2: Carbon Emissions by Sector
Table 5-3: Mobile Source Urban Hazardous Air Pollutants: 1990 Base Year
Table 5-4: Aircraft-Related Criteria Pollutants Emitted at Airports: 1997
Table 5-5: Toxic Release Inventory Data for Transportation Equipment Manufacturing: 1996
Table 5-6: Wastes from Vehicle Dismantling Operations that may be Classified as Hazardous
Figure 5-1: Transportation Energy and Economic Activity: 1960–97
Figure 5-2: Transportation Energy Use by Mode: 1997
Figure 5-3: Highway Vehicle Average Fuel Consumption: 1960–97
Figure 5-4: U.S. Sales of Domestic and Foreign Light-Duty Vehicles by Class
Figure 5-5: Fuel Economy of Light Vehicles by Class and Sales Change: 1990–97
Figure 5-6: Petroleum Production and Imports: 1980–98
Figure 5-7: World Oil Price: 1980–98
Figure 5-8: National Transportation Emissions Trends Index: 1970–97
Figure 5-9: Modal Shares of Key Criteria Pollutants from Transportation Sources: 1997
Figure 5-10: National Air Quality Trends Index for Criteria Pollutants: 1975–97
Chapter 6 - The State of Transportation Statistics
References
Box 6-1: Domestic Transportation of International Trade
Table 6-1: Transportation Data Needs
Appendices
Appendix A: List of Acronyms
Appendix B: U.S./Metric Conversions and Energy Unit Equivalents
Index


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