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STATE TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS A Compendium of State Summaries

Bureau of Transportation Statistics

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STATE TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS A Compendium of State Summaries

2015Bureau of Transportation Statistics

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

U.S. Department of Transportation Anthony Foxx Secretary Victor Mendez Deputy Secretary Gregory Winfree Assistant Secretary for Research and Technology Bureau of Transportation Statistics Patricia Hu Director Rolf Schmitt Deputy Director Michael J. Sprung Director, Office of Transportation Analysis Project Manager Mindy Liu Contributors Justyna Goworowska William Moore Alpha Wingfield

TABLE OF CONTENTS

United States .............................................................................................................................................. 1Alabama ...................................................................................................................................................... 5Alaska .......................................................................................................................................................... 9Arizona ..................................................................................................................................................... 13Arkansas ................................................................................................................................................... 17California ................................................................................................................................................. 21Colorado .................................................................................................................................................. 25Connecticut ............................................................................................................................................... 29Delaware .................................................................................................................................................. 33District of Columbia ................................................................................................................................ 37Florida ....................................................................................................................................................... 41Georgia .................................................................................................................................................... 45Hawaii ....................................................................................................................................................... 49Idaho ......................................................................................................................................................... 53Illinois ......................................................................................................................................................... 57Indiana ...................................................................................................................................................... 61Iowa ........................................................................................................................................................... 65Kansas ....................................................................................................................................................... 69Kentucky ................................................................................................................................................... 73Louisiana ................................................................................................................................................... 77Maine ........................................................................................................................................................ 81Maryland .................................................................................................................................................. 85Massachusetts .......................................................................................................................................... 89Michigan ................................................................................................................................................... 93Minnesota ................................................................................................................................................. 97Mississippi ...............................................................................................................................................101Missouri ...................................................................................................................................................105Montana .................................................................................................................................................109Nebraska ................................................................................................................................................113Nevada ...................................................................................................................................................117New Hampshire .....................................................................................................................................121New Jersey .............................................................................................................................................125New Mexico ...........................................................................................................................................129New York ................................................................................................................................................133North Carolina .......................................................................................................................................137North Dakota .........................................................................................................................................141Ohio .........................................................................................................................................................145Oklahoma ...............................................................................................................................................149Oregon ...................................................................................................................................................153Pennsylvania...........................................................................................................................................157Rhode Island ..........................................................................................................................................161

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South Carolina .......................................................................................................................................165South Dakota .........................................................................................................................................169Tennessee ................................................................................................................................................173Texas .......................................................................................................................................................177Utah .........................................................................................................................................................181Vermont ...................................................................................................................................................185Virginia ...................................................................................................................................................189Washington ............................................................................................................................................193West Virginia .........................................................................................................................................197Wisconsin ................................................................................................................................................201Wyoming ................................................................................................................................................205

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January 2016

UNITED STATES

TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE

MAJOR AIRPORTS

523 150

TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

25,0004,115,462

607,013

138,524MAJOR WATER PORTS

MILES OF WATERWAYMILES OF FREIGHT RAILROAD

BRIDGES

MILES OF PUBLIC ROAD

Includes ports ranked in the top 150 ports by tonnage in 2013.

Includes Federal Aviation Administration Part-139 public use airports.

NUMBER OF MPOs

405NUMBER OF MPOs

405

110BORDER PORTS OF ENTRY

2 3

POPULATION HOW RESIDENTS GET TO WORKPercentage of workers over age 16, 2013

EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES

AVERAGE DAILY PERSON MILES AVERAGE DAILY PERSON TRIPS TRANSIT RIDERSHIP Miles per person per day, 2009 Trips per person per day, 2009

AIR CARRIER ENPLANEMENTS PASSENGER TRAVEL BY TRIP PURPOSE TRANSPORTATION INDUSTRY JOBSPercentage of annual person trips, 2009

HIGHWAY TRAVEL Billions of vehicle miles traveled, 2003-2013

4,287,236 ▲ 5.4%

2013 2003-2013

UNITED STATES TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▲ 3.4%

2,890.9 2,988.32003 2013

36.1

36.1

United States 3.79

3.79

United States

Truck transportation

1,366,634 ▼ -4.0%

Support activities for transportation

640,673 ▲ 27.0%

Couriers and messengers

522,602 ▼ -2.2%

Transit and ground passenger transportation

473,397 ▲ 19.0%

Family/personal business

Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

42.5%27.5%15.6%

9.6%3.0%1.8%

Drove alone Carpool Publictransportation

Bicycle Walked Taxi,motorcycle,

other

Worked athome

316.5m ▲ 9.1% 2013 2003-2013

118.3m ▲ 4.3% 2013 2003-2013

212.2m ▲ 8.2% 2013 2003-2013

255.9m ▲ 10.6% 2013 2003-2013

10.4b ▲ 17.5% 2013 2003-2013

731.1m ▲ 13.9% 2013 2003-2013

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

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MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN UNITED STATES, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW

TONS OF FREIGHT FLOW

TON-MILES OF FREIGHT FLOW

STATE GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT TOP COMMODITIES SHIPPED FROMBy value moved in billions of current dollars, 2013 By weight moved in millions of tons, 2013

TOP COMMODITIES SHIPPED TOMillions of current dollars, 2012 By value moved in billions of current dollars, 2013 By weight moved in millions of tons, 2013

TOP COMMODITIES SHIPPED WITHINBy value moved in billions of current dollars, 2013 By weight moved in millions of tons, 2013

STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT TRANSPORTATION REVENUES AND EXPENDITURES


UNITED STATES

UNITED STATES

UNITED STATES

$350.8

$299.5

$297.3

$268.0

$164.8

Electronics

Crude petroleum

Machinery

Motorized vehicles

Textiles/leather

$1,361.5

$1,111.9

$1,054.2

$973.3

$873.9

Machinery

Motorized vehicles

Mixed freight

Electronics

Gasoline

427.3

124.9

62.0

54.8

44.0

Crude petroleum

Coal-n.e.c.

Fuel oils

Nonmetallic minerals

Base metals

2,426.8

1,509.6

1,470.4

1,387.8

1,178.5

Gravel

Cereal grains

Nonmetal min. prod.

Waste/scrap

Coal

$249.7

$195.1

$138.3

$109.5

$86.2

Machinery

Electronics

Motorized vehicles

Transport equip.

Precision instruments

150.2

132.0

63.4

61.1

55.0

Cereal grains

Coal-n.e.c.

Other ag products

Basic chemicals

Coal

81,692

14,505 19,8764,408

160,459

62,270

21,5335,300

Highway Transit Air Water

Revenues

Expenditures

$19.0t ▲ 8.0% Current dollars, 2013 2007-2013

20.1b ▲ 6.3% 2013 2007-2013

6.1t ▲ 6.6% 2013 2007-2013

$16.7t ▲ 25.3%

Current dollars, 2013 2003-2013

4 5

RAIL FATALITIES ENERGY USE BY SECTOR

TRANSIT FATALITIES

RECREATIONAL BOAT FATALITIES

HIGHWAY FATALITIES

HIGHWAY FATALITY RATEFatalities per 100 million vehicle miles traveled, 2013

HIGHWAY FATALITIES BY PERSON

ALTERNATIVE FUEL STATIONS

Percent of Btu consumed, 2013

Number of stations, 2012-2014

TRANSPORTATION ENERGY USETrillion Btu consumed, 2003-2013

1.09

1.09

United States

United States

SOURCES: Infrastructure map, water ports, border ports—U.S. Department of Transportation, Bureau of Transportation Statistics, National Transportation Atlas Database 2014. Airports—U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Aviation Administration, Administrator's Fact Book. Employment—U.S. Census Bureau, County Business Patterns. Passenger travel by trip purpose, average daily travel—U.S. Department of Transportation, National Household Travel Survey. Freight map and data—U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration, Freight Analysis Framework. State GDP—U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis. Highway fatalities—U.S. Department of Transportation, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. All other data—As cited in U.S. Department of Transportation, State Transportation Statistics 2015, available at www.bts.gov.


26,905.8 26,689.42003 2013

548.2

548.2

United States

United States

1,875.1 1,740.32003 2013

546 ▼ -21.8%

2013 2003-2013

266 ▲ 9.5%

2013 2003-2013

704 ▼ -18.6%

2013 2003-2013

TRANSPORTATION ENERGY USE PER CAPITAMillion Btu per capita, 2013

MOTOR FUEL USE PER CAPITAGallons per capita, 2013

32,719 ▼ -23.7%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

50.3%17.9%14.3%14.5%

2.3%0.8%

86.4

86.4

United States

United States

TRANSPORTATION EMISSIONSMillion metric tons of CO2, 2003-2013

15,192

2,583 1,190 696

19,472

2,616 1,290 832

25,602

2,840 1,495 783

Electric Ethanol Compressed NaturalGas

Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential21.8%

Commercial18.4%

Industrial32.3%

27.5%Transportation

Energy Source

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

56.1%

22.1%

11.1%

4.0%

3.5%

3.2%

5

AlabamaUnited States

GuntersvilleMobile

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:AlabamaUnited States

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:AlabamaUnited States

January 2016

ALABAMA

Roads with acceptable pavement ride quality based on International Roughness Index, 2013:

TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE MAJOR AIRPORTS

9

2


1,270

101,837

16,057

3,194

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%

89.7%

13.4%

8.6%

MAJOR WATER PORTS


BRIDGES




NUMBER OF MPOs

14NUMBER OF MPOs

14

6 7


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




58,471 ▲ 11.4%

2013 2003-2013

ALABAMA TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▲ 10.9%

58.6 65.02003 2013

39.5

36.1

Alabama

United States

3.42

3.79

Alabama

United States


25,591 ▼ -16.2%


10,848 ▲ 128.3%


4,962 ▼ -1.7%


1,677 ▼ -12.9%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

39.9%27.9%18.6%

9.9%2.2%1.5%



other

Worked athome

4.8m ▲ 7.3% 2013 2003-2013

1.6m ▲ 0.3% 2013 2003-2013

3.9m ▲ 7.3% 2013 2003-2013

4.8m ▲ 10.6% 2013 2003-2013

7.5m ▲ 13.1% 2013 2003-2013

2.3m ▼ -5.5% 2013 2003-2013

86.4

8.5

0.5 0.1 1.0 1.0 2.5

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

Alabama United States

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MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN ALABAMA, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








ALABAMA

ALABAMA

ALABAMA

$17.0

$10.6

$8.7

$8.7

$8.0

Motorized vehicles

Electronics

Coal-n.e.c.

Machinery

Base metals

$23.1

$15.3

$6.9

$6.8

$5.3

Motorized vehicles

Machinery

Mixed freight

Pharmaceuticals

Gasoline

15.6

10.4

10.1

8.3

7.8

Coal

Coal-n.e.c.

Waste/scrap

Basic chemicals

Base metals

79.4

40.5

38.0

24.7

16.0

Logs

Coal

Gravel

Nonmetal min. prods.

Waste/scrap

$12.6

$11.8

$7.8

$7.6

$7.5

Motorized vehicles

Base metals

Mixed freight

Pharmaceuticals

Articles-base metal

13.2

10.9

9.9

9.1

8.8

Base metals


Newsprint/paper

Basic chemicals

Coal-n.e.c.

868

6 99 145

2,265

77 185 123


Revenues

Expenditures

$386.6b ▲ 5.7% Current dollars, 2013 2007-2013

531.5m ▲ 6.1% 2013 2007-2013

189.9b ▲ 6.3% 2013 2007-2013

$194.7b ▲ 22.3%


8 9


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







1.31

1.09

Alabama

United States



458.4 469.52003 2013

684.3

548.2

Alabama

United States

32.1 30.32003 2013

10 ▼ -33.3%

2013 2003-2013

0 ▼ -100.0%

2013 2003-2013

18 ▲ 12.5%

2013 2003-2013



852 ▼ -15.1%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

63.0%19.7%

9.4%6.9%0.7%0.2%

98.2

86.4

Alabama

United States


48

2815 11

50

2921

10

94

3225

6


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential18.6%

Commercial13.3%

Industrial43.8%

24.3%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

61.0%

25.0%

2.8%

4.6%

4.8%

1.7%

Energy Source

9

AnchorageKetchikanKivilinaNikishkaUnalaska IslandValdez

AlcanDalton CacheKetchikan

Alaska

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:AlaskaUnited States Skagway

United States

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:AlaskaUnited States

January 2016

ALASKA



26

6


415,680 1,526 506

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%74.6%13.0%

10.0%

MAJOR WATER PORTS

BORDER PORTS OF ENTRYMILES OF FREIGHT RAILROADBRIDGESMILES OF PUBLIC ROAD



NUMBER OF MPOs

2NUMBER OF MPOs

2

10 11


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




19,097 ▲ 8.7%

2013 2003-2013

ALASKA TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▼ -1.9%

4.9 4.82003 2013

59.0

36.1

Alaska

United States

4.12

3.79

Alaska

United States

Air transportation

5,773 ▼ -7.8%


3,071 ▲ 6.8%


2,418 ▼ -5.3%


1,633 ▲ 22.4%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

44.0%25.3%19.0%

7.4%2.7%1.7%



other

Worked athome

737.3k ▲ 13.7% 2013 2003-2013

266.6k ▲ 23.0% 2013 2003-2013

528.9k ▲ 9.8% 2013 2003-2013

785.8k ▲ 23.4% 2013 2003-2013

5.1m ▲ 37.0% 2013 2003-2013

4.5m ▲ 12.3% 2013 2003-2013

66.7

13.0

1.8 1.0

8.84.4 4.3

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

Alaska United States

11

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN ALASKA, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








ALASKA

ALASKA

ALASKA

$2.2

$1.7

$1.7

$1.7

$1.6

Electronics

Transport equip.

Machinery

Misc. mfg. prods.

Pharmaceuticals

$67.8

$46.1

$16.9

$15.3

$10.7

Electronics

Machinery


Misc. mfg. prods.

Crude petroleum

2.1

0.3

0.3

0.3

0.3

Coal-n.e.c.

Fertilizers

Mixed freight


Crude petroleum

12.1

9.1

7.2

5.5

4.1

Crude petroleum

Gravel

Gasoline

Fuel oils


$11.0

$7.2

$4.6

$4.5

$4.5

Crude petroleum

Mixed freight

Electronics

Pharmaceuticals

Coal-n.e.c.

16.7

9.0

2.0

0.8

0.4

Crude petroleum

Coal-n.e.c.

Metallic ores

Fuel oils

Meat/seafood

190

7115 58

1,285

60

362

106


Revenues

Expenditures

$288.7b ▼ -17.7% Current dollars, 2013 2007-2013

91.9m ▼ -9.2% 2013 2007-2013

152.3b ▼ -14.6% 2013 2007-2013

$57.3b ▲ 48.2%


12 13


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







1.05

1.09

Alaska

United States



219.3 172.82003 2013

558.8

548.2

Alaska

U.S.

15.5 12.02003 2013

10 ▼ -52.4%

2013 2003-2013

0 ─ 0.0%

2013 2003-2013

0 ─ 0.0%

2013 2003-2013



51 ▼ -48.0%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

54.9%13.7%17.6%11.8%

2.0%0.0%

243.3

86.4

Alaska

U.S.


4

0

1

00 0

1

2

1

0

1

0


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential8.0%

Commercial10.3%

Industrial53.3%

28.4%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

17.1%

18.5%

62.1%

1.0%

0.5%

0.7%

Energy Source

13

DouglasLukevilleNacoNogalesSan LuisSasabe

Arizona

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:ArizonaUnited States

United States

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:ArizonaUnited States

January 2016

1,643

ARIZONA


Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport was the 9th busiest airport in the United States in 2013.


13


66,441 8,031 1,643

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%91.7%8.5%

3.2%

MILES OF FREIGHT RAILROADBRIDGESMILES OF PUBLIC ROAD

6

MILES OF FREIGHT RAILROAD

BORDER PORTS OF ENTRY


NUMBER OF MPOs

8NUMBER OF MPOs

8

14 15


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




81,274 ▼ -6.3%

2013 2003-2013

ARIZONA TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▲ 12.4%

53.9 60.62003 2013

36.4

36.1

Arizona

United States

3.91

3.79

Arizona

United States


22,134 ▼ -40.4%


9,705 ▲ 41.6%


9,132 ▲ 27.5%


8,868 ▲ 10.9%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

47.1%25.9%14.1%

8.0%3.2%1.7%



other

Worked athome

6.6m ▲ 20.4% 2013 2003-2013

2.2m ▲ 8.7% 2013 2003-2013

4.8m ▲ 25.4% 2013 2003-2013

5.4m ▲ 50.6% 2013 2003-2013

100.3m ▲ 39.8% 2013 2003-2013

22.3m ▲ 10.1% 2013 2003-2013

76.3

11.0

2.4 1.0 2.1 1.85.5

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

Arizona United States

15

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN ARIZONA, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








ARIZONA

ARIZONA

ARIZONA

$19.3

$12.1

$8.9

$8.7

$8.2

Electronics

Motorized vehicles

Transport equip.

Coal-n.e.c.

Pharmaceuticals

$29.0

$15.3

$10.6

$8.6

$8.6

Machinery

Mixed freight

Electronics

Motorized vehicles

Pharmaceuticals

16.8

10.7

3.8

3.0

2.8

Coal

Coal-n.e.c.

Other foodstuffs

Wood prods.


55.1

50.5

27.1

15.8

10.6

Gravel


Waste/scrap

Natural sands


$22.4

$10.7

$7.1

$6.5

$6.5

Electronics

Pharmaceuticals

Misc. mfg. prods.

Motorized vehicles

Mixed freight

3.0

2.3

1.8

1.8

1.7

Other ag prods.

Gravel

Natural sands

Other foodstuffs

Mixed freight

1,099

116446

2,343

670 582


Revenues

Expenditures


352.2m ▲ 10.9% 2013 2007-2013

111.8b ▲ 12.0% 2013 2007-2013

$274.7b ▲ 22.4%


16 17


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







1.40

1.09

Arizona

United States



500.4 459.82003 2013

506.9

548.2

Arizona

United States

35.0 29.82003 2013

9 ▲ 28.6%

2013 2003-2013

6 ─ 0.0%

2013 2003-2013

7 ▼ -58.8%

2013 2003-2013



849 ▼ -24.1%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

38.6%19.8%17.8%17.8%

3.7%2.4%

71.9

86.4

Arizona

United States


527

32 33 20

710

31 32 79

781

30 36 78


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential28.1%

Commercial24.5%

Industrial14.9%

32.5%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

64.0%

23.2%

4.6%

4.3%

3.2%

0.7%

Energy Source

17

FYVXNAFSMHOTLITTXK

Helena

Arkansas

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:ArkansasUnited States

United States

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:ArkansasUnited States

January 2016

ARKANSAS



6

1


1,860101,656 12,805 2,698

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%79.8%15.6%

6.7%

MAJOR WATER PORTS

MILES OF WATERWAYMILES OF FREIGHT RAILROADBRIDGESMILES OF PUBLIC ROAD



NUMBER OF MPOs

8NUMBER OF MPOs

8

18 19


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




49,665 ▼ -20.2%

2013 2003-2013

ARKANSAS TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▲ 9.3%

30.6 33.52003 2013

37.8

36.1

Arkansas

United States

3.88

3.79

Arkansas

United States


31,703 ▼ -30.8%


4,943 ▲ 13.2%


3,356 ▲ 5.4%


1,083 ▲ 21.3%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

43.6%25.6%14.6%11.6%

3.6%1.0%



other

Worked athome

3.0m ▲ 8.6% 2013 2003-2013

978.1k ▼ -1.1% 2013 2003-2013

2.1m ▲ 5.0% 2013 2003-2013

2.4m ▲ 28.0% 2013 2003-2013

5.9m ▲ 24.7% 2013 2003-2013

1.7m ▲ 8.6% 2013 2003-2013

83.4

10.1

0.5 0.2 1.7 1.3 2.8

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

Arkansas United States

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MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN ARKANSAS, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








ARKANSAS

ARKANSAS

ARKANSAS

$10.8

$10.3

$9.1

$7.2

$5.7

Pharmaceuticals

Textiles/leather

Motorized vehicles

Misc. mfg. prods.

Coal-n.e.c.

$5.4

$4.5

$4.5

$3.4

$2.9

Machinery

Meat/seafood

Live animals/fish

Cereal grains

Gasoline

18.8

6.7

5.1

4.9

4.8

Coal

Coal-n.e.c.

Base metals

Other foodstuffs

Waste/scrap

23.1

22.4

19.9

11.1

8.2

Gravel

Logs

Cereal grains


Waste/scrap

$9.9

$8.3

$6.0

$5.5

$5.1

Mixed freight

Base metals

Meat/seafood

Coal-n.e.c.

Articles-base metal

9.4

9.3

6.9

6.8

4.0

Gravel

Base metals

Coal-n.e.c.

Wood prods.

Cereal grains

630

3 68 3

1,444

28 1084


Revenues

Expenditures


304.9m ▲ 6.6% 2013 2007-2013

130.9b ▲ 3.5% 2013 2007-2013

$118.6b ▲ 28.7%


20 21


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







1.44

1.09

Arkansas

United States



285.4 276.32003 2013

674.2

548.2

Arkansas

United States

20.1 18.02003 2013

15 ▲ 150.0%

2013 2003-2013

0 ─ 0.0%

2013 2003-2013

10 ▼ -9.1%

2013 2003-2013



483 ▼ -24.5%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

56.5%19.7%12.6%

9.3%0.8%1.0%

94.8

86.4

Arkansas

United States


36 33

5 4

3830

8 5

57

43

13

4


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential22.1%

Commercial16.2%

Industrial36.5%

25.3%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

55.3%

33.0%

2.2%

4.2%

4.3%

1.0%

Energy Source

21

California

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:CaliforniaUnited States

United States

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:CaliforniaUnited States

January 2016

CALIFORNIA


Los Angeles International Airport was the 2nd busiest airport in the United States in 2013. San Francisco International Airport was the 7th busiest.


35

9


6

174,989 25,315 5,295

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%59.9%17.0%

9.9%

The ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach were the busiest container ports in the nation in 2013.

MAJOR WATER PORTS



BRIDGESMILES OF PUBLIC ROAD



NUMBER OF MPOs

19NUMBER OF MPOs

19

290MILES OF WATERWAY

22 23


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




445,742 ▼ -0.4%

2013 2003-2013

CALIFORNIA TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▲ 1.8%

323.6 329.52003 2013

31.9

36.1

California

United States

3.77

3.79

California

United States


105,264 ▼ -11.7%


100,975 ▲ 27.1%


62,784 ▼ -22.4%

Air transportation

44,075 ▼ -27.1%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

43.0%27.4%15.2%10.1%

2.6%1.7%



other

Worked athome

38.4m ▲ 9.0% 2013 2003-2013

13.4m ▲ 3.2% 2013 2003-2013

24.4m ▲ 7.6% 2013 2003-2013

28.1m ▼ -7.2% 2013 2003-2013

1.4b ▲ 8.1% 2013 2003-2013

89.1m ▲ 15.1% 2013 2003-2013

73.2

10.95.3

1.1 2.7 1.55.2

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

California United States

23

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN CALIFORNIA, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








CALIFORNIA

CALIFORNIA

CALIFORNIA

$96.7

$63.6

$49.2

$38.7

$34.6

Motorized vehicles

Electronics

Coal-n.e.c.

Machinery

Textiles/leather

$187.5

$186.2

$157.1

$115.0

$107.6

Machinery

Electronics

Gasoline

Motorized vehicles

Mixed freight

59.7

37.0

14.0

11.8

11.4

Coal-n.e.c.

Crude petroleum

Other foodstuffs

Cereal grains

Wood prods.

228.1

150.3

145.5

131.1

66.8

Waste/scrap

Gasoline


Gravel

Other ag prods.

$186.6

$81.8

$81.5

$59.7

$56.3

Electronics

Textiles/leather

Motorized vehicles

Machinery

Misc. mfg. prods.

21.5

14.0

12.0

11.6

9.0

Other foodstuffs


Other ag prods.

Coal-n.e.c.

Motorized vehicles

10,176

1,987 2,7371,289

17,080

10,452

3,5191,261


Revenues

Expenditures


1.8b ▲ 7.2% 2013 2007-2013

872.5b ▲ 8.7% 2013 2007-2013

$2.2t ▲ 26.0%


24 25


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







0.91

1.09

California

United States



3,043.8 2,907.82003 2013

453.1

548.2

California

United States

211.7 190.72003 2013

37 ▼ -39.3%

2013 2003-2013

49 ▲ 2.1%

2013 2003-2013

108 ▼ -6.1%

2013 2003-2013



3,000 ▼ -29.0%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

37.8%17.6%15.1%23.4%

4.7%1.4%

78.1

86.4

California

United States


3,573

71 256 69

5,176

88 258 84

6,990

94 284 85


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential19.3%

Commercial19.3%

Industrial23.6%

37.8%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

55.2%

15.1%

19.4%

4.2%

1.0%

5.2%

Energy Source

25

Colorado

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:ColoradoUnited States

United States

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:ColoradoUnited States

January 2016

COLORADO


Denver International Airport was the 5th busiest airport in the United States in 2013.


15


88,565 8,666 2,662

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%78.7%9.9%

6.1%

MILES OF FREIGHT RAILROADBRIDGESMILES OF PUBLIC ROAD MILES OF FREIGHT RAILROAD


NUMBER OF MPOs

5NUMBER OF MPOs

5

26 27


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




63,219 ▲ 14.4%

2013 2003-2013

COLORADO TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▲ 8.3%

43.4 47.02003 2013

37.5

36.1

Colorado

United States

4.15

3.79

Colorado

United States


19,875 ▲ 21.1%

Air transportation

15,614 ▲ 8.8%


8,466 ▼ -5.1%


5,829 ▲ 2.2%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

41.1%28.4%17.7%

6.1%5.7%1.0%



other

Worked athome

5.3m ▲ 16.4% 2013 2003-2013

2.1m ▲ 11.0% 2013 2003-2013

3.8m ▲ 29.0% 2013 2003-2013

4.7m ▲ 131.0% 2013 2003-2013

109.7m ▲ 26.7% 2013 2003-2013

27.2m ▲ 37.0% 2013 2003-2013

74.7

9.73.3 1.3 2.9 1.2

6.9

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

Colorado United States

27

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN COLORADO, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








COLORADO

COLORADO

COLORADO

$9.9

$9.1

$7.9

$7.3

$7.0

Electronics

Coal-n.e.c.

Motorized vehicles

Machinery

Textiles/leather

$21.9

$10.0

$6.6

$6.3

$5.8

Machinery

Mixed freight

Misc. mfg. prods.

Articles-base metal

Electronics

13.0

10.9

5.4

4.6

3.9

Coal

Coal-n.e.c.

Cereal grains

Basic chemicals


34.4

23.0

21.3

17.4

11.8

Gravel

Waste/scrap

Cereal grains


Coal

$23.2

$7.9

$4.9

$4.6

$4.5

Coal-n.e.c.

Electronics

Mixed freight

Pharmaceuticals


27.7

23.6

4.1

3.8

3.0

Coal-n.e.c.

Coal

Alcoholic beverages

Crude petroleum

Cereal grains

1,301

140

791

2,410

581 550

2


Revenues

Expenditures


341.8m ▲ 3.3% 2013 2007-2013

173.3b ▼ -3.7% 2013 2007-2013

$288.3b ▲ 27.7%


28 29


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







1.02

1.09

Colorado

United States



378.3 402.22003 2013

513.8

548.2

Colorado

United States

26.1 26.32003 2013

2 ▼ -71.4%

2013 2003-2013

4 ▲ 100.0%

2013 2003-2013

7 ▲ 16.7%

2013 2003-2013



481 ▼ -25.1%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

48.9%19.5%18.1%10.4%

2.5%0.6%

80.0

86.4

Colorado

United States


206

8436 21

256

8536 19

453

8642 17


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential24.9%

Commercial19.4%

Industrial28.3%

27.3%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

59.6%

20.0%

13.3%

3.7%

2.5%

0.9%

Energy Source

29

BDRGONHVNBDL

BridgeportNew Haven

Connecticut

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:ConnecticutUnited States

United States

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:ConnecticutUnited States

January 2016

CONNECTICUT



4

2


12021,474 4,071 364

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%57.7%23.9%

9.2%

MAJOR WATER PORTS

MILES OF FREIGHT RAILROAD MILES OF WATERWAYBRIDGESMILES OF PUBLIC ROAD



NUMBER OF MPOs

8NUMBER OF MPOs

8

30 31


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




40,491 ▼ -6.1%

2013 2003-2013

CONNECTICUT TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▼ -1.6%

31.4 30.92003 2013

36.1

36.1

Connecticut

United States

3.92

3.79

Connecticut

United States


14,009 ▲ 13.3%


5,896 ▼ -12.7%


5,717 ▼ -20.5%


3,713 ▲ 27.5%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

39.4%32.8%16.3%

8.0%1.9%1.7%



other

Worked athome

3.6m ▲ 3.3% 2013 2003-2013

1.5m ▼ -5.0% 2013 2003-2013

2.5m ▼ -4.7% 2013 2003-2013

2.9m ▼ -3.6% 2013 2003-2013

44.8m ▲ 20.6% 2013 2003-2013

2.7m ▼ -12.7% 2013 2003-2013

77.9

8.35.1

0.33.1 0.9

4.3

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

Connecticut United States

31

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN CONNECTICUT, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








CONNECTICUT

CONNECTICUT

CONNECTICUT

$10.5

$7.4

$7.0

$6.9

$6.7

Mixed freight

Electronics

Misc. mfg. prods.

Pharmaceuticals

Base metals

$9.9

$7.5

$4.3

$4.0

$3.5

Machinery

Fuel oils

Gasoline

Textiles/leather

Mixed freight

5.0

3.9

3.4

3.3

2.2

Coal-n.e.c.

Other foodstuffs

Base metals

Mixed freight

Basic chemicals

15.7

12.0

11.6

10.7

6.2

Gravel

Fuel oils

Waste/scrap


Gasoline

$10.1

$9.0

$8.5

$7.7

$7.7

Textiles/leather


Base metals

Mixed freight

Machinery

6.2

5.7

3.9

3.6

2.8

Basic chemicals

Base metals

Cereal grains

Coal

Other ag prods.

758

54 46 1

1,742

716

57 2


Revenues

Expenditures


179.3m ▲ 8.6% 2013 2007-2013

81.6b ▲ 17.7% 2013 2007-2013

$246.9b ▲ 16.5%


32 33


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







0.89

1.09

Connecticut

United States



248.8 228.02003 2013

474.3

548.2

Connecticut

United States

17.2 14.42003 2013

1 ▼ -66.7%

2013 2003-2013

1 ─ 0.0%

2013 2003-2013

4 ▲ 100.0%

2013 2003-2013



276 ▼ -7.4%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

47.5%18.8%19.2%13.0%

1.1%0.4%

63.8

86.4

Connecticut

United States


150

1 16 2

217

1 16 2

359

3 15 3


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential33.3%

Commercial25.3%

Industrial10.9%

30.5%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

69.7%

16.8%

4.7%

5.3%

2.0%

1.5%

Energy Source

33

ILG

DelawareUnited States

New CastleWilmington

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:DelawareUnited States

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:DelawareUnited States

January 2016

DELAWARE



1

2


100

6,393

863

250

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%

83.6%

14.3%

5.6%

MAJOR WATER PORTS

MILES OF FREIGHT RAILROAD MILES OF WATERWAY

BRIDGES




NUMBER OF MPOs

3NUMBER OF MPOs

3

34 35


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




11,804 ▲ 4.9%

2013 2003-2013

DELAWARE TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▲ 2.9%

9.0 9.32003 2013

44.0

36.1

Delaware

United States

4.04

3.79

Delaware

United States


3,086 ▼ -18.9%


2,643 ▲ 61.3%


1,894 ▼ -17.3%


1,124 ▼ -4.3%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

44.6%33.1%10.6%

6.7%2.3%2.5%



other

Worked athome

925.2k ▲ 13.1% 2013 2003-2013

382.1k ▼ -0.8% 2013 2003-2013

723.7k ▲ 23.7% 2013 2003-2013

947.4k ▲ 37.9% 2013 2003-2013

11.2m ▲ 38.9% 2013 2003-2013

52.8k ▲ 2070.0% 2013 2003-2013

80.3

9.13.5

0.4 2.1 0.83.7

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

Delaware United States

35

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN DELAWARE, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








DELAWARE

DELAWARE

DELAWARE

$5.4

$4.6

$3.5

$3.0

$2.8

Fuel oils

Motorized vehicles

Crude petroleum

Mixed freight

Pharmaceuticals

$3.3

$3.3

$2.9

$1.8

$1.1

Gasoline

Fuel oils

Machinery

Pharmaceuticals

Electronics

14.4

8.5

5.3

3.6

2.4

Fuel oils

Gravel

Crude petroleum

Coal


4.9

2.9

2.6

2.2

2.1

Fuel oils

Waste/scrap

Gasoline


Gravel

$8.0

$5.2

$3.9

$2.6

$1.3

Pharmaceuticals

Crude petroleum

Motorized vehicles

Plastics/rubber

Mixed freight

7.7

3.7

1.4

1.3

1.3

Crude petroleum


Base metals

Chemical prods.

Coal-n.e.c.

453

17 6 34

724

136

7 32


Revenues

Expenditures


101.8m ▲ 1.7% 2013 2007-2013

21.3b ▲ 2.5% 2013 2007-2013

$60.8b ▲ 16.5%


36 37


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







1.06

1.09

Delaware

United States



67.5 62.02003 2013

532.0

548.2

Delaware

United States

4.8 3.92003 2013

0 ▼ -100.0%

2013 2003-2013

3 ▲ 50.0%

2013 2003-2013

0 ▼ -100.0%

2013 2003-2013



99 ▼ -30.3%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

39.4%14.1%20.2%25.3%

1.0%0.0%

69.0

86.4

Delaware

United States


14

1 1 1

20

1 1 1

26

1 1 1


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential23.8%

Commercial20.6%

Industrial33.0%

22.6%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

76.5%

13.1%

1.1%

5.8%

1.6%

1.8%

Energy Source

37

District of Columbia

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:District of ColumbiaUnited States

United States

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:District of ColumbiaUnited States

January 2016

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA


Dulles International Airport and Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport are located in the state of Virginia.


0


10

1,501 253 20

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%5.1%64.8%

5.5%


MILES OF WATERWAY



NUMBER OF MPOs

2NUMBER OF MPOs

2

38 39


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




2,845 ▼ -18.4%

2013 2003-2013

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▼ -15.0%

4.2 3.52003 2013

16.8

36.1

DC

United States

3.44

3.79

DC

United States


1,119 ▲ 4.8%


519 ▲ 92.2%


106 ▼ -74.1%


0 0.0%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

37.8%24.1%21.5%10.7%

4.3%1.4%



other

Worked athome

649.1k ▲ 14.2% 2013 2003-2013

491.1k ▲ 16.1% 2013 2003-2013

405.6k ▲ 29.6% 2013 2003-2013

332.8k ▲ 45.7% 2013 2003-2013

413.7m ▲ 5.5% 2013 2003-2013

0 0.0% 2013 2003-2013

32.3

5.3

38.5

4.5

13.6

1.34.4

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

District of Columbia United States

39

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW











$2.7

$1.9

$1.9

$1.8

$1.4

Machinery

Mixed freight

Electronics

Pharmaceuticals

Textiles/leather

$1.2

$0.7

$0.5

$0.5

$0.4

Machinery

Unknown

Pharmaceuticals

Electronics

Alcoholic beverages

3.8

1.7

1.3

0.9

0.7

Gravel


Waste/scrap

Coal-n.e.c.

Unknown

3.7

2.2

0.4

0.2

0.2


Waste/scrap

Unknown

Alcoholic beverages

Gravel

$0.6

$0.3

$0.2

$0.2

$0.2

Machinery

Printed prods.

Mixed freight

Motorized vehicles

Textiles/leather

1.7

1.1

0.9

0.2

0.2

Waste/scrap

Cereal grains


Printed prods.

Gravel

93

904

548

2,284


Revenues

Expenditures


27.4m ▲ 10.6% 2013 2007-2013

4.8b ▲ 23.3% 2013 2007-2013

$111.7b ▲ 26.7%


40 41


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







0.57

1.09

DC

United States



25.3 19.82003 2013

174.6

548.2

DC

United States

1.5 1.02003 2013

0 ▼ -100.0%

2013 2003-2013

8 ─ 0.0%

2013 2003-2013

0 ▼ -100.0%

2013 2003-2013



20 ▼ -70.1%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

30.0%5.0%

15.0%45.0%

5.0%0.0%

32.9

86.4

DC

United States


105

3 2 2

62

3 2 7

134

3 2 7


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential21.7%

Commercial65.1%

Industrial1.7%

11.6%Transportation

Energy Source

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

54.0%

10.1%

0.0%

4.0%

12.6%

18.7%

41

JacksonvilleMiamiPalm BeachPanama CityPensacolaPort CanaveralPort EvergladesPort ManateeTampa

Florida

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:FloridaUnited States

United States

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:FloridaUnited States

January 2016

FLORIDA



25

9


1,540122,088 12,012 2,900

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%93.6%14.7%

2.0%

MAJOR WATER PORTS




NUMBER OF MPOs

27NUMBER OF MPOs

27

42 43


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




209,498 ▲ 7.3%

2013 2003-2013

FLORIDA TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▲ 3.9%

185.5 192.72003 2013

33.1

36.1

Florida

United States

3.64

3.79

Florida

United States


56,526 ▲ 20.2%


45,730 ▼ -6.0%


27,677 ▲ 5.9%

Air transportation

22,099 ▼ -16.4%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

43.4%27.5%15.5%

9.0%2.8%1.8%



other

Worked athome

19.6m ▲ 15.3% 2013 2003-2013

7.1m ▲ 8.9% 2013 2003-2013

13.7m ▲ 5.9% 2013 2003-2013

15.1m ▲ 4.2% 2013 2003-2013

285.6m ▲ 33.2% 2013 2003-2013

70.5m ▲ 25.1% 2013 2003-2013

79.6

9.4

2.1 0.7 1.5 1.55.1

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

Florida United States

43

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN FLORIDA, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








FLORIDA

FLORIDA

FLORIDA

$41.0

$33.1

$22.8

$20.9

$17.8

Electronics

Motorized vehicles

Textiles/leather

Misc. mfg. prods.

Coal-n.e.c.

$91.4

$43.7

$41.7

$35.0

$30.7

Machinery

Electronics

Mixed freight

Motorized vehicles

Gasoline

26.0

24.3

13.2

8.7

7.0

Coal

Coal-n.e.c.

Gasoline

Other foodstuffs


163.7

153.3

68.3

48.7

45.2

Gravel


Waste/scrap

Natural sands

Gasoline

$20.1

$14.0

$12.7

$11.8

$9.6

Electronics


Motorized vehicles

Pharmaceuticals

Textiles/leather

12.8

9.2

8.4

6.4

4.9

Fertilizers

Cereal grains

Other foodstuffs

Newsprint/paper

Waste/scrap

5,887

303

1,915

390

8,110

1,696 1,961454


Revenues

Expenditures

$1.0t ▼ -0.7% Current dollars, 2013 2007-2013

1.0b ▲ 6.5% 2013 2007-2013

340.6b ▲ 6.4% 2013 2007-2013

$800.7b ▲ 16.6%


44 45


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







1.25

1.09

Florida

United States



1,399.6 1,466.02003 2013

492.9

548.2

Florida

United States

98.9 95.82003 2013

58 ▼ -9.4%

2013 2003-2013

15 ▲ 400.0%

2013 2003-2013

34 ▼ -27.7%

2013 2003-2013



2,407 ▼ -24.0%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

38.4%14.0%20.1%20.8%

5.5%1.1%

78.0

86.4

Florida

United States


862

51 28 15

996

54 33 17

1,262

62 42 17


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential28.6%

Commercial23.7%

Industrial11.7%

35.9%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

62.6%

15.4%

12.3%

4.4%

0.9%

4.5%

Energy Source

45

BrunswickSavannah

Georgia

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:GeorgiaUnited States

United States

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:GeorgiaUnited States

January 2016

GEORGIA


Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport was the busiest airport in the United States in 2013.


9

2


720128,620 14,777 4,653

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%87.9%11.0%

5.3%

The port of Savannah was the 4th

busiest container port in the nation in 2013.

MAJOR WATER PORTS




NUMBER OF MPOs

16NUMBER OF MPOs

16

46 47


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




164,898 ▲ 15.1%

2013 2003-2013

GEORGIA TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▲ 0.1%

109.2 109.42003 2013

38.7

36.1

Georgia

United States

3.63

3.79

Georgia

United States


48,472 ▼ -4.2%

Air transportation

30,665 ▲ 6.0%


26,338 ▲ 42.0%


16,854 ▲ 6.2%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

41.9%25.8%15.9%11.7%

3.2%1.5%



other

Worked athome

10.0m ▲ 15.9% 2013 2003-2013

3.5m ▲ 2.1% 2013 2003-2013

6.6m ▲ 14.7% 2013 2003-2013

7.8m ▲ 0.6% 2013 2003-2013

161.1m ▲ 1.2% 2013 2003-2013

46.5m ▲ 16.2% 2013 2003-2013

79.6

10.3

2.1 0.2 1.5 1.44.9

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

Georgia United States

47

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GEORGIA

GEORGIA

GEORGIA

$30.7

$25.0

$24.6

$20.1

$19.6

Electronics

Motorized vehicles

Pharmaceuticals

Textiles/leather

Machinery

$41.5

$24.0

$22.7

$19.9

$18.7

Machinery

Motorized vehicles

Gasoline

Mixed freight

Textiles/leather

40.7

14.1

12.8

9.3

8.8

Coal

Coal-n.e.c.


Basic chemicals

Cereal grains

96.7

44.5

36.2

35.1

34.8

Gravel

Logs

Waste/scrap


Gasoline

$36.0

$23.4

$19.3

$19.1

$16.3

Motorized vehicles

Textiles/leather

Machinery

Electronics

Mixed freight

9.5

9.1

8.5

8.3

7.9

Basic chemicals

Wood prods.



Coal-n.e.c.

1,368

174

707284

3,110

792 727

259


Revenues

Expenditures


764.9m ▲ 3.1% 2013 2007-2013

279.2b ▲ 5.3% 2013 2007-2013

$456.5b ▲ 17.6%


48 49


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







1.08

1.09

Georgia

United States



888.6 823.22003 2013

607.9

548.2

Georgia

United States

62.7 53.52003 2013

16 ▲ 23.1%

2013 2003-2013

2 ─ 0.0%

2013 2003-2013

28 ▼ -9.7%

2013 2003-2013



1,179 ▼ -26.5%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

51.7%20.3%

9.8%14.9%

2.4%0.9%

85.0

86.4

Georgia

United States


193

59 23 26

370

61 25 25

670

52 30 24


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential24.6%

Commercial19.0%

Industrial26.9%

29.4%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

65.4%

22.0%

2.7%

4.6%

1.1%

4.1%

Energy Source

49

ITOHNLOGG KOAMKK LNY LIH

Barbers Point, OahuHiloHonolulu

Hawaii

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:HawaiiUnited States Kahului, Maui

United States Kawaihae HarborNawiliwili, KauaiBridges classified as structurally

deficient, 2013:HawaiiUnited States

January 2016

HAWAII



7


64,430 1,137

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%56.8%37.1%

5.4%

MAJOR WATER PORTSBRIDGESMILES OF PUBLIC ROAD



NUMBER OF MPOs

2NUMBER OF MPOs

2

50 51


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




27,868 ▲ 10.2%

2013 2003-2013

HAWAII TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▲ 8.5%

9.3 10.12003 2013

20.1

36.1

Hawaii

United States

3.71

3.79

Hawaii

United States

Air transportation

8,377 ▲ 6.2%


4,526 ▲ 26.7%

Scenic and sightseeing transportation

4,389 ▲ 18.1%


3,567 ▼ -14.5%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

41.5%33.9%13.7%

6.5%3.9%0.6%



other

Worked athome

1.4m ▲ 12.6% 2013 2003-2013

502.5k ▲ 9.5% 2013 2003-2013

915.0k ▲ 9.7% 2013 2003-2013

1.3m ▲ 47.8% 2013 2003-2013

73.1m ▲ 4.1% 2013 2003-2013

15.9m ▲ 9.1% 2013 2003-2013

67.6

13.5

6.11.3

4.2 2.9 4.4

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

Hawaii United States

51

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN HAWAII, 2012 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








HAWAII

HAWAII

HAWAII

$1.9

$1.8

$1.4

$1.2

$1.1

Textiles/leather

Crude petroleum

Motorized vehicles

Mixed freight

Electronics

$7.7

$5.6

$4.7

$3.6

$2.2

Machinery

Gasoline

Electronics

Fuel oils

Motorized vehicles

2.7

0.4

0.4

0.3

0.3

Crude petroleum

Wood prods.

Other foodstuffs


Mixed freight

8.3

8.2

8.1

7.6

5.2

Fuel oils

Gasoline

Gravel


Waste/scrap

$0.2

$0.2

$0.2

$0.2

$0.1

Misc. mfg. prods.

Motorized vehicles

Electronics

Meat/seafood

Mixed freight

0.1

0.1

0.1

0.0

0.0

Coal

Mixed freight

Alcoholic beverages

Waste/scrap

Electronics

530

59

380

94

605 647

284

58


Revenues

Expenditures

$64.6b ▼ -3.0% Current dollars, 2013 2007-2013

61.5m ▲ 2.4% 2013 2007-2013

15.5b ▲ 5.9% 2013 2007-2013

$75.1b ▲ 30.8%


52 53


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







1.01

1.09

Hawaii

United States



162.9 141.22003 2013

355.5

548.2

Hawaii

United States

11.6 9.62003 2013

4 ─ 0.0%

2013 2003-2013

0 ▼ -100.0%

2013 2003-2013

0 ─ 0.0%

2013 2003-2013



102 ▼ -23.3%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

28.4%16.7%28.4%22.5%

2.0%2.0%

103.8

86.4

Hawaii

United States


315

3 1 8

351

3 1 9

431

3 1 9


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential12.9%

Commercial14.1%

Industrial22.1%

51.0%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

35.6%

12.5%

45.5%

2.1%

0.0%

4.2%

Energy Source

53

IdahoUnited States

EastportPorthill

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:IdahoUnited States

IdahoUnited States

January 2016

IDAHO


Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:


7

110


2

48,082

4,427

1,623

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%

93.3%

10.6%

9.1%


BORDER PORTS OF ENTRYBRIDGES



NUMBER OF MPOs

5NUMBER OF MPOs

5

54 55


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




16,858 ▲ 20.4%

2013 2003-2013

IDAHO TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▲ 11.8%

14.3 16.02003 2013

33.8

36.1

Idaho

United States

4.10

3.79

Idaho

United States


9,811 ▲ 33.1%


1,803 ▲ 15.6%


1,650 ▼ -3.0%


1,104 ▲ 33.8%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

42.0%30.1%13.6%

8.1%3.2%3.0%



other

Worked athome

1.6m ▲ 18.3% 2013 2003-2013

510.0k ▲ 9.3% 2013 2003-2013

1.1m ▲ 20.6% 2013 2003-2013

1.7m ▲ 30.1% 2013 2003-2013

2.7m ▲ 59.3% 2013 2003-2013

1.6m ▼ -3.7% 2013 2003-2013

78.8

9.6

0.7 1.0 3.1 1.45.5

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

Idaho United States

55

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN IDAHO, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








IDAHO

IDAHO

IDAHO

$4.1

$3.4

$2.5

$2.2

$2.2

Mixed freight

Motorized vehicles

Electronics

Machinery

Pharmaceuticals

$7.8

$6.2

$2.7

$2.6

$2.0

Coal-n.e.c.

Machinery

Cereal grains

Other ag prods.

Electronics

10.0

8.3

5.9

3.8

3.0

Cereal grains

Basic chemicals

Wood prods.

Coal-n.e.c.


29.8

13.7

8.8

7.8

7.1

Cereal grains

Coal-n.e.c.

Gravel

Other ag prods.

Logs

$14.4

$5.4

$3.5

$2.8

$2.3

Coal-n.e.c.

Electronics

Other foodstuffs

Mixed freight

Other ag prods.

17.3

8.3

5.9

4.0

3.7

Coal-n.e.c.

Cereal grains

Fertilizers

Wood prods.

Other ag prods.

407

3 30 2

881

17 51 2


Revenues

Expenditures


198.2m ▲ 7.4% 2013 2007-2013

110.3b ▲ 7.2% 2013 2007-2013

$61.1b ▲ 30.4%


56 57


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







1.34

1.09

Idaho

United States



117.2 134.62003 2013

599.3

548.2

Idaho

United States

8.2 8.82003 2013

5 ▼ -28.6%

2013 2003-2013

0 ─ 0.0%

2013 2003-2013

6 ─ 0.0%

2013 2003-2013



214 ▼ -27.0%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

58.4%21.0%11.7%

6.5%1.4%0.9%

85.9

86.4

Idaho

United States


119 8 7

13

9 86

23

810

4


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential24.0%

Commercial16.6%

Industrial33.9%

25.4%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

57.1%

30.8%

3.2%

3.6%

4.6%

0.7%

Energy Source

57

IllinoisUnited States

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:IllinoisUnited States

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:IllinoisUnited States

January 2016

ILLINOIS


Chicago O'Hare International Airport was the 3rd busiest airport in the United States in 2013.


17

3


1,100

145,708

26,535

6,986

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%

79.4%

7.4%

8.4%

MAJOR WATER PORTS


BRIDGES




NUMBER OF MPOs

15NUMBER OF MPOs

15

58 59


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




225,959 ▲ 4.6%

2013 2003-2013

ILLINOIS TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▼ -1.2%

106.5 105.32003 2013

43.2

36.1

Illinois

United States

3.84

3.79

Illinois

United States


68,952 ▼ -7.8%


36,939 ▲ 44.1%


26,994 ▲ 26.6%


26,274 ▲ 7.6%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

40.5%28.3%16.8%

8.3%4.1%2.0%



other

Worked athome

12.9m ▲ 2.7% 2013 2003-2013

5.2m ▲ 0.1% 2013 2003-2013

8.3m ▲ 2.6% 2013 2003-2013

10.2m ▲ 10.2% 2013 2003-2013

674.2m ▲ 13.0% 2013 2003-2013

43.4m ▲ 1.7% 2013 2003-2013

73.6

8.3 9.1

0.6 3.1 1.04.2

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

Illinois United States

59

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN ILLINOIS, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








ILLINOIS

ILLINOIS

ILLINOIS

$49.1

$36.9

$35.5

$25.7

$24.8

Electronics

Machinery

Motorized vehicles

Coal-n.e.c.

Crude petroleum

$58.3

$37.7

$35.4

$35.1

$31.9

Machinery

Pharmaceuticals

Mixed freight

Electronics

Gasoline

61.0

30.7

27.5

22.7

20.9

Coal

Coal-n.e.c.

Crude petroleum

Gravel

Base metals

130.6

68.7

58.1

51.7

32.5

Cereal grains

Gravel

Waste/scrap


Gasoline

$39.2

$36.9

$36.4

$34.0

$26.1

Motorized vehicles

Mixed freight

Machinery

Electronics

Base metals

70.4

46.5

21.3

19.9

19.3

Cereal grains

Coal

Coal-n.e.c.

Base metals

Other ag prods.

3,904

907 1,11819

7,250

3,757

1,202

16


Revenues

Expenditures


1.3b ▲ 7.0% 2013 2007-2013

596.9b ▲ 7.7% 2013 2007-2013

$724.8b ▲ 16.5%


60 61


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







0.94

1.09

Illinois

United States



953.7 950.42003 2013

474.6

548.2

Illinois

United States

64.6 61.62003 2013

9 ▼ -30.8%

2013 2003-2013

15 ▼ -62.5%

2013 2003-2013

35 ▼ -39.7%

2013 2003-2013



991 ▼ -31.8%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

49.7%18.9%15.3%12.6%

3.0%0.4%

74.1

86.4

Illinois

United States


471

206

36 10

527

218

40 11

799

234

49 12


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential25.2%

Commercial20.1%

Industrial31.0%

23.7%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

53.7%

23.1%

14.5%

4.1%

2.9%

1.8%

Energy Source

61

IndianaUnited States

BuffingtonBurns Waterway HarborGary

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:IndianaUnited States Indiana Harbor

Mount Vernon

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:IndianaUnited States

January 2016

INDIANA



11

5


350

97,553

19,017

4,075

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%

82.6%

11.6%

10.0%

MAJOR WATER PORTS


BRIDGES




NUMBER OF MPOs

14NUMBER OF MPOs

14

62 63


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




122,587 ▲ 21.1%

2013 2003-2013

INDIANA TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▲ 8.0%

72.5 78.32003 2013

33.0

36.1

Indiana

United States

3.72

3.79

Indiana

United States


53,874 ▲ 6.4%


13,962 ▲ 5.9%


11,705 ▲ 100.6%


11,457 ▲ 223.8%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

41.1%27.1%16.1%10.5%

3.2%2.0%



other

Worked athome

6.6m ▲ 6.0% 2013 2003-2013

2.6m ▲ 0.6% 2013 2003-2013

4.5m ▼ -0.8% 2013 2003-2013

5.6m ▼ -2.9% 2013 2003-2013

34.7m ▲ 13.7% 2013 2003-2013

4.3m ▼ -6.1% 2013 2003-2013

83.0

8.8

1.2 0.5 2.0 1.2 3.3

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

Indiana United States

63

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN INDIANA, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








INDIANA

INDIANA

INDIANA

$29.5

$24.5

$24.0

$23.0

$18.2

Motorized vehicles

Crude petroleum

Base metals

Electronics

Machinery

$19.5

$12.8

$11.9

$9.6

$9.4

Machinery

Motorized vehicles

Base metals

Mixed freight

Pharmaceuticals

31.0

26.0

21.5

21.2

16.9

Gravel

Crude petroleum

Base metals

Coal

Coal-n.e.c.

67.5

49.3

36.7

29.5

28.0

Gravel

Cereal grains

Coal

Coal-n.e.c.

Waste/scrap

$51.5

$29.3

$23.3

$20.8

$18.4

Motorized vehicles

Base metals

Plastics/rubber

Electronics

Machinery

32.1

17.2

12.1

11.8

9.1

Base metals

Cereal grains


Gravel

Coal

1,215

46 18011

2,842

185 166 17


Revenues

Expenditures


755.7m ▲ 9.6% 2013 2007-2013

238.4b ▲ 11.4% 2013 2007-2013

$311.2b ▲ 19.0%


64 65


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







1.00

1.09

Indiana

United States



672.3 620.02003 2013

646.6

548.2

Indiana

United States

46.8 40.92003 2013

5 ▼ -28.6%

2013 2003-2013

1 ─ 0.0%

2013 2003-2013

31 ▲ 6.9%

2013 2003-2013



783 ▼ -6.0%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

54.5%18.5%14.6%

9.8%1.8%0.8%

95.6

86.4

Indiana

United States


166 157

15 8

183 169

20 7

231

188

286


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential19.6%

Commercial13.3%

Industrial45.7%

21.4%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

53.1%

33.1%

7.5%

4.0%

1.3%

1.0%

Energy Source

65

CID DSMDBQ FOD MCW SUX ALO

Iowa

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:IowaUnited States

United States

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:IowaUnited States

January 2016

IOWA



7


490

114,429 24,293 3,869

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%85.6%4.9%

20.7%


MILES OF WATERWAY



NUMBER OF MPOs

9NUMBER OF MPOs

9

66 67


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




55,443 ▲ 15.5%

2013 2003-2013

IOWA TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▲ 1.7%

31.1 31.62003 2013

31.3

36.1

Iowa

United States

3.89

3.79

Iowa

United States


36,065 ▲ 11.5%


4,403 ▼ -11.7%


3,446 ▲ 62.5%


1,707 ▲ 3.8%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

41.7%26.3%16.8%

8.9%4.2%2.1%



other

Worked athome

3.1m ▲ 5.1% 2013 2003-2013

1.3m ▲ 5.9% 2013 2003-2013

2.1m ▲ 8.4% 2013 2003-2013

3.5m ▲ 5.1% 2013 2003-2013

22.7m ▲ 22.4% 2013 2003-2013

1.7m ▲ 12.4% 2013 2003-2013

80.9

8.6

1.1 0.63.7 1.0

4.2

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

Iowa United States

67

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN IOWA, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








IOWA

IOWA

IOWA

$8.4

$8.0

$6.7

$6.4

$6.4

Machinery

Motorized vehicles

Base metals

Coal-n.e.c.

Electronics

$14.0

$12.0

$11.5

$10.2

$4.9

Cereal grains

Chemical prods.

Machinery

Live animals/fish

Other foodstuffs

24.8

7.7

5.1

4.4

4.2

Coal

Coal-n.e.c.

Cereal grains

Other foodstuffs

Base metals

135.9

44.9

19.1

17.5

12.5

Cereal grains

Gravel


Animal feed

Other ag prods.

$15.6

$9.8

$9.5

$8.7

$7.4

Machinery

Motorized vehicles

Meat/seafood

Other foodstuffs

Mixed freight

29.3

15.4

12.9

8.9

7.1

Cereal grains

Animal feed

Other foodstuffs

Other ag prods.


1,012

25 66 0

2,405

113 109 0


Revenues

Expenditures


517.2m ▲ 10.8% 2013 2007-2013

181.9b ▲ 9.3% 2013 2007-2013

$166.8b ▲ 35.8%


68 69


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







1.00

1.09

Iowa

United States



281.8 299.72003 2013

746.4

548.2

Iowa

United States

19.1 19.62003 2013

3 ─ 0.0%

2013 2003-2013

0 ─ 0.0%

2013 2003-2013

13 ▲ 18.2%

2013 2003-2013



317 ▼ -28.4%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

63.4%16.4%12.9%

6.3%0.9%0.0%

98.4

86.4

Iowa

United States


72

188

2 7

87

186

4 7

109

210

6 9


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential16.7%

Commercial14.2%

Industrial49.3%

19.8%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

57.0%

32.0%

2.0%

4.0%

3.9%

1.1%

Energy Source

69

Kansas

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:KansasUnited States

United States

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:KansasUnited States

January 2016

KANSAS



10

TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS 2015

120

140,687 25,046 4,855

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%90.5%7.2%

9.6%


MILES OF WATERWAY



NUMBER OF MPOs

5NUMBER OF MPOs

5

70 71


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




49,763 ▲ 21.7%

2013 2003-2013

KANSAS TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▲ 5.4%

28.7 30.22003 2013

41.0

36.1

Kansas

United States

3.91

3.79

Kansas

United States


19,325 ▲ 14.3%


8,302 ▲ 42.5%


6,481 ▼ -3.4%


4,682 ▼ -4.1%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

42.7%24.9%20.4%

8.3%2.8%1.0%



other

Worked athome

2.9m ▲ 6.3% 2013 2003-2013

1.2m ▲ 3.7% 2013 2003-2013

2.0m ▲ 1.5% 2013 2003-2013

2.6m ▲ 13.5% 2013 2003-2013

7.5m ▲ 62.0% 2013 2003-2013

853.5k ▲ 19.4% 2013 2003-2013

82.4

9.1

0.5 0.4 2.5 1.14.0

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

Kansas United States

71

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN KANSAS, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








KANSAS

KANSAS

KANSAS

$14.5

$7.8

$7.1

$6.7

$6.5

Crude petroleum

Machinery

Coal-n.e.c.

Electronics

Motorized vehicles

$9.9

$9.4

$8.8

$8.5

$7.8

Cereal grains

Gasoline

Live animals/fish

Machinery

Fuel oils

27.4

15.4

9.5

7.0

4.3

Coal

Crude petroleum

Coal-n.e.c.

Cereal grains


86.1

18.5

12.4

11.0

10.8

Cereal grains

Gravel

Gasoline

Fuel oils

Waste/scrap

$13.2

$11.0

$10.7

$9.3

$8.9

Transport equip.

Textiles/leather

Meat/seafood

Mixed freight

Motorized vehicles

26.8

10.9

9.5

5.9

5.3

Cereal grains

Natural sands

Coal-n.e.c.


Crude petroleum

739

6 41

1,810

47 71


Revenues

Expenditures


420.4m ▲ 10.7% 2013 2007-2013

155.8b ▲ 7.1% 2013 2007-2013

$142.4b ▲ 26.1%


72 73


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







1.16

1.09

Kansas

United States



286.0 287.32003 2013

612.2

548.2

Kansas

United States

19.4 18.82003 2013

5 ▲ 66.7%

2013 2003-2013

0 ─ 0.0%

2013 2003-2013

8 ▼ -11.1%

2013 2003-2013



350 ▼ -25.4%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

61.4%19.4%10.0%

7.1%1.7%0.3%

100.7

86.4

Kansas

United States


67

326 7

109

286 7

184

2512 7


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential20.3%

Commercial18.1%

Industrial36.9%

24.7%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

50.2%

33.9%

3.5%

2.9%

8.3%

1.2%

Energy Source

73

Kentucky

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:KentuckyUnited States

United States

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:KentuckyUnited States

Elvis Stahr HarborLouisville

January 2016

KENTUCKY



MAJOR AIRPORTS

6 2


1,59079,598 14,189 2,608

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%91.0%22.9%

8.4%

MAJOR WATER PORTS




NUMBER OF MPOs

9NUMBER OF MPOs

9

74 75


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




83,574 ▲ 13.5%

2013 2003-2013

KENTUCKY TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▲ 0.5%

46.7 47.02003 2013

38.5

36.1

Kentucky

United States

3.76

3.79

Kentucky

United States


21,151 ▼ -3.4%


12,148 ▲ 136.4%

Air transportation

4,191 ▼ -76.4%

Water transportation

2,234 0.0%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

43.1%25.6%15.7%11.4%

3.2%1.0%



other

Worked athome

4.4m ▲ 6.9% 2013 2003-2013

1.5m ▲ 2.4% 2013 2003-2013

3.0m ▲ 7.8% 2013 2003-2013

4.0m ▲ 19.0% 2013 2003-2013

27.1m ▲ 28.6% 2013 2003-2013

5.0m ▼ -60.5% 2013 2003-2013

82.8

9.6

1.1 0.2 2.3 0.9 3.2

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

Kentucky United States

75

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN KENTUCKY, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








KENTUCKY

KENTUCKY

KENTUCKY

$25.3

$16.9

$16.5

$16.0

$11.2

Motorized vehicles

Machinery

Pharmaceuticals

Electronics

Plastics/rubber

$28.1

$16.6

$10.3

$8.2

$7.4

Motorized vehicles

Machinery

Fuel oils

Mixed freight

Electronics

25.5

18.2

12.3

9.4

7.4

Coal

Gravel

Crude petroleum

Coal-n.e.c.

Base metals

69.2

43.6

17.9

13.8

13.3

Gravel

Coal

Waste/scrap


Cereal grains

$48.0

$14.6

$14.3

$12.3

$9.8

Motorized vehicles

Base metals

Machinery

Textiles/leather

Mixed freight

93.6

12.1

9.9

8.3

6.5

Coal

Gravel

Base metals

Fuel oils

Motorized vehicles

1,057

22209

20

2,577

143 163 19


Revenues

Expenditures


573.7m ▼ -4.2% 2013 2007-2013

222.3b ▼ -8.4% 2013 2007-2013

$183.6b ▲ 20.7%


76 77


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







1.36

1.09

Kentucky

United States



448.6 440.22003 2013

651.2

548.2

Kentucky

United States

31.2 28.92003 2013

5 ▼ -44.4%

2013 2003-2013

0 ▼ -100.0%

2013 2003-2013

14 ▲ 7.7%

2013 2003-2013



638 ▼ -31.3%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

58.3%18.5%13.6%

8.6%0.5%0.5%

101.4

86.4

Kentucky

United States


36 35

4 3

4555

4 4

106

62

5 4


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential21.1%

Commercial15.6%

Industrial39.1%

24.2%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

53.5%

28.9%

11.0%

4.0%

1.8%

0.8%

Energy Source

77

Louisiana

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:LouisianaUnited States

United States

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:LouisianaUnited States

January 2016

LOUISIANA



9

10


2,82061,427 12,959 2,927

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%75.1%15.0%

14.2%

MAJOR WATER PORTS




NUMBER OF MPOs

9NUMBER OF MPOs

9

78 79


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




69,766 ▲ 6.1%

2013 2003-2013

LOUISIANA TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▲ 8.2%

44.2 47.82003 2013

43.4

36.1

Louisiana

United States

3.89

3.79

Louisiana

United States


17,928 ▼ -11.3%


16,532 ▲ 12.0%

Water transportation

11,958 ▲ 8.3%

Air transportation

4,654 ▲ 29.5%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

45.4%24.4%16.0%

9.9%2.2%2.0%



other

Worked athome

4.6m ▲ 2.4% 2013 2003-2013

1.7m ▲ 5.2% 2013 2003-2013

3.3m ▲ 5.1% 2013 2003-2013

4.0m ▲ 6.6% 2013 2003-2013

38.4m ▼ -45.8% 2013 2003-2013

5.8m ▲ 3.1% 2013 2003-2013

82.6

9.6

1.3 0.6 1.7 1.7 2.4

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

Louisiana United States

79

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN LOUISIANA, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








LOUISIANA

LOUISIANA

LOUISIANA

$49.6

$25.1

$18.6

$14.1

$13.4

Crude petroleum

Coal-n.e.c.

Cereal grains

Basic chemicals

Machinery

$80.4

$79.8

$47.5

$22.7

$16.9

Crude petroleum

Gasoline

Fuel oils

Coal-n.e.c.

Machinery

101.1

66.2

36.3

35.3

16.7

Cereal grains

Crude petroleum

Coal-n.e.c.

Other ag prods.

Gravel

98.5

74.9

69.1

44.5

32.6

Crude petroleum

Gasoline

Fuel oils

Coal-n.e.c.

Cereal grains

$45.1

$26.6

$19.8

$16.8

$11.5

Coal-n.e.c.

Basic chemicals

Crude petroleum

Gasoline

Plastics/rubber

58.0

33.8

25.3

16.4

15.0

Coal-n.e.c.

Basic chemicals

Crude petroleum

Gasoline

Fuel oils

767

27 137 158

2,766

222 289 342


Revenues

Expenditures


1.1b ▲ 6.8% 2013 2007-2013

575.0b ▲ 10.8% 2013 2007-2013

$246.7b ▲ 25.3%


80 81


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







1.47

1.09

Louisiana

United States



772.1 660.22003 2013

639.2

548.2

Louisiana

United States

54.1 44.42003 2013

15 ▼ -62.5%

2013 2003-2013

0 ▲ –

2013 2003-2013

13 ▼ -40.9%

2013 2003-2013



703 ▼ -25.2%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

55.3%16.2%12.2%13.8%

2.0%0.4%

145.6

86.4

Louisiana

United States


61

4

18

2

53

4

20

2

68

8

24

2


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential9.0%Commercial

7.0%

Industrial66.8%

17.2%Transportation

Energy Source

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

37.9%

22.8%

18.7%

2.9%

6.3%

11.4%

81

MaineUnited States

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:MaineUnited States

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:MaineUnited States

January 2016

MAINE



4

2


12

22,882

2,419

1,116

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%

73.0%

17.9%

15.0%

MAJOR WATER PORTS

MILES OF FREIGHT RAILROAD BORDER PORTS OF ENTRY

BRIDGES




70MILES OF WATERWAY NUMBER OF MPOs

4

82 83


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




14,649 ▲ 6.6%

2013 2003-2013

MAINE TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▼ -5.2%

14.9 14.12003 2013

38.8

36.1

Maine

United States

3.99

3.79

Maine

United States


5,428 ▼ -5.9%


1,613 ▼ -15.6%


1,458 ▲ 8.2%


1,457 ▲ 12.3%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

45.5%27.7%14.0%

8.4%3.3%1.2%



other

Worked athome

1.3m ▲ 1.7% 2013 2003-2013

487.3k ▼ -0.3% 2013 2003-2013

1.0m ▲ 8.5% 2013 2003-2013

1.2m ▲ 14.0% 2013 2003-2013

5.4m ▲ 68.5% 2013 2003-2013

1.1m ▲ 27.7% 2013 2003-2013

77.4

10.6

0.7 0.53.9 1.2

5.7

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

Maine United States

83

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN MAINE, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








MAINE

MAINE

MAINE

$2.4

$2.2

$2.0

$1.9

$1.8

Mixed freight

Pharmaceuticals

Textiles/leather

Motorized vehicles

Machinery

$3.8

$3.0

$2.8

$2.6

$2.5

Machinery

Gasoline

Fuel oils

Mixed freight

Coal-n.e.c.

1.7

1.2

1.0

0.9

0.8

Coal-n.e.c.

Waste/scrap

Other foodstuffs

Wood prods.

Basic chemicals

11.6

6.4

4.9

4.6

4.5

Gravel

Logs

Coal-n.e.c.

Waste/scrap

Fuel oils

$3.3

$2.5

$2.4

$1.9

$1.7

Newsprint/paper

Machinery

Coal-n.e.c.

Transport equip.

Wood prods.

4.8

4.1

3.1

3.1

2.6

Other foodstuffs

Newsprint/paper

Coal-n.e.c.

Wood prods.

Basic chemicals

469

3 35 3

893

16 69 21


Revenues

Expenditures


101.5m ▲ 7.3% 2013 2007-2013

38.0b ▲ 9.0% 2013 2007-2013

$54.6b ▲ 10.7%


84 85


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







1.03

1.09

Maine

United States



130.9 128.02003 2013

706.0

548.2

Maine

United States

9.2 8.42003 2013

4 ▼ -42.9%

2013 2003-2013

0 ─ 0.0%

2013 2003-2013

1 ▼ -66.7%

2013 2003-2013



145 ▼ -30.0%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

66.2%13.8%

9.7%7.6%2.8%0.0%

96.4

86.4

Maine

United States


21

1 14

24

1 1 3

41

0 2 3


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential21.0%

Commercial14.5%

Industrial33.1%

31.4%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

63.8%

22.2%

4.9%

4.5%

0.7%

3.8%

Energy Source

85

BWIHGRSBY

Baltimore

Maryland

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:MarylandUnited States

United States

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:MarylandUnited States

January 2016

MARYLAND



3

1


53032,422 5,289 758

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%75.8%20.9%

6.0%

MAJOR WATER PORTS




NUMBER OF MPOs

7

86 87


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




64,301 ▲ 9.3%

2013 2003-2013

MARYLAND TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▲ 3.6%

54.7 56.72003 2013

40.6

36.1

Maryland

United States

3.67

3.79

Maryland

United States


15,479 ▼ -10.6%


11,340 ▲ 40.8%


10,591 ▼ -0.5%


9,529 ▲ 33.2%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

43.8%24.7%14.8%10.4%

3.1%3.2%



other

Worked athome

5.9m ▲ 8.1% 2013 2003-2013

2.2m ▲ 4.5% 2013 2003-2013

4.1m ▲ 16.6% 2013 2003-2013

3.8m ▼ -1.1% 2013 2003-2013

143.6m ▲ 2.3% 2013 2003-2013

11.1m ▲ 14.2% 2013 2003-2013

74.0

9.0 9.1

0.3 2.4 0.94.2

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

Maryland United States

87

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN MARYLAND, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








MARYLAND

MARYLAND

MARYLAND

$35.2

$22.4

$17.1

$13.7

$12.5

Pharmaceuticals

Electronics

Motorized vehicles

Mixed freight

Machinery

$19.7

$6.9

$6.3

$6.2

$4.6

Machinery

Mixed freight

Pharmaceuticals

Motorized vehicles

Other foodstuffs

21.5

8.3

5.8

4.9

3.9

Coal

Coal-n.e.c.

Gravel

Other foodstuffs

Mixed freight

25.0

23.1

16.6

12.8

10.2

Waste/scrap

Gravel


Coal-n.e.c.

Natural sands

$12.9

$12.0

$11.8

$11.4

$9.7

Mixed freight

Electronics

Machinery

Motorized vehicles

Pharmaceuticals

10.5

10.5

9.5

6.1

5.9

Other foodstuffs

Gravel


Coal-n.e.c.

Basic chemicals

1,752

168 211 55

5,123

1,259

246 99


Revenues

Expenditures


332.0m ▲ 6.8% 2013 2007-2013

88.7b ▲ 6.1% 2013 2007-2013

$339.4b ▲ 26.2%


88 89


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







0.82

1.09

Maryland

United States



417.2 430.92003 2013

554.0

548.2

Maryland

United States

29.1 27.02003 2013

14 ▲ 7.7%

2013 2003-2013

3 ▼ -40.0%

2013 2003-2013

10 ▲ 25.0%

2013 2003-2013



465 ▼ -28.5%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

46.0%15.5%13.3%23.2%

1.3%0.6%

74.6

86.4

Maryland

United States


406

22 9 9

553

25 9 9

650

34 11 8


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential30.7%

Commercial30.2%

Industrial8.3%

30.7%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

72.3%

15.7%

2.6%

5.5%

1.8%

2.1%

Energy Source

89

BED BOS HYA ACK CEF MVY BAF ORH

BostonFall River

Massachusetts

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:MassachusettsUnited States

United States

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:MassachusettsUnited States

January 2016

MASSACHUSETTS



8

2


9036,370 5,137 973

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%70.0%43.3%

8.9%

MAJOR WATER PORTS




NUMBER OF MPOs

10

90 91


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




77,211 ▼ -0.5%

2013 2003-2013

MASSACHUSETTS TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▲ 4.8%

53.7 56.32003 2013

35.7

36.1

Massachusetts

United States

3.78

3.79

Massachusetts

United States


23,457 ▲ 28.8%


15,763 ▼ -6.4%


11,379 ▲ 2.5%

Air transportation

7,683 ▼ -24.5%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

40.4%30.1%15.9%

7.3%3.5%2.8%



other

Worked athome

6.7m ▲ 4.5% 2013 2003-2013

3.1m ▲ 3.0% 2013 2003-2013

4.8m ▲ 2.6% 2013 2003-2013

5.0m ▼ -9.0% 2013 2003-2013

424.7m ▲ 2.3% 2013 2003-2013

15.1m ▲ 32.4% 2013 2003-2013

71.8

7.4 9.9

0.84.8

0.94.4

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

Massachusetts United States

91

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN MASSACHUSETTS, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








MASSACHUSETTS

MASSACHUSETTS

MASSACHUSETTS

$18.7

$11.9

$11.2

$9.8

$9.0

Electronics

Mixed freight

Textiles/leather

Motorized vehicles

Misc. mfg. prods.

$21.0

$12.3

$11.6

$10.7

$9.6

Machinery

Pharmaceuticals

Mixed freight

Gasoline

Electronics

9.6

5.0

4.2

4.0

3.4

Coal-n.e.c.

Other foodstuffs

Basic chemicals

Wood prods.


27.5

27.2

25.2

15.3

13.2

Coal-n.e.c.

Gravel

Waste/scrap

Gasoline


$21.6

$12.4

$11.9

$10.3

$9.8

Electronics

Mixed freight

Pharmaceuticals

Misc. mfg. prods.


8.2

5.6

5.5

4.1

3.9

Gasoline

Coal-n.e.c.

Waste/scrap


Mixed freight

1,589

604 605

83

2,6272,449

557

85


Revenues

Expenditures


290.1m ▲ 4.3% 2013 2007-2013

86.7b ▲ 7.2% 2013 2007-2013

$441.5b ▲ 22.0%


92 93


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







0.58

1.09

Massachusetts

United States



447.7 456.22003 2013

483.8

548.2

Massachusetts

United States

31.3 29.12003 2013

12 ▲ 50.0%

2013 2003-2013

13 ▲ 30.0%

2013 2003-2013

7 ▼ -41.7%

2013 2003-2013



326 ▼ -29.4%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

49.4%14.1%12.3%20.9%

1.8%1.5%

69.7

86.4

Massachusetts

United States


414

8 20 6

546

8 23 12

721

9 24 12


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential31.4%

Commercial20.2%

Industrial16.8%

31.6%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

66.6%

17.6%

7.8%

5.0%

1.2%

1.7%

Energy Source

93

AlpenaCalciteDetroitDrummond IslandEscanabaMarquetteMonroeMuskegonPort DolomitePort InlandPresque IsleSt. ClairStoneport

DetroitPort HuronSault Ste. Marie

Michigan

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:MichiganUnited States

United States

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:MichiganUnited States

January 2016

MICHIGAN



20

13


3122,141 11,064 3,542

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%88.9%15.9%

11.7%

MAJOR WATER PORTS

MILES OF FREIGHT RAILROAD BORDER PORTS OF ENTRYBRIDGESMILES OF PUBLIC ROAD



NUMBER OF MPOs

13

94 95


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




100,454 ▲ 0.0%

2013 2003-2013

MICHIGAN TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▼ -5.6%

100.8 95.12003 2013

38.7

36.1

Michigan

United States

4.28

3.79

Michigan

United States


42,509 ▲ 4.2%


13,606 ▲ 16.7%

Air transportation

12,545 ▼ -20.4%


10,797 ▼ -17.3%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

45.7%29.2%13.1%

8.0%2.7%1.3%



other

Worked athome

9.9m ▼ -1.4% 2013 2003-2013

3.5m ▼ -9.0% 2013 2003-2013

7.0m ▼ -1.1% 2013 2003-2013

8.2m ▼ -4.1% 2013 2003-2013

98.7m ▲ 19.6% 2013 2003-2013

18.0m ▼ -1.7% 2013 2003-2013

82.4

8.8

1.5 0.5 2.2 0.83.8

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

Michigan United States

95

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN MICHIGAN, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








MICHIGAN

MICHIGAN

MICHIGAN

$95.4

$43.1

$32.5

$23.6

$20.4

Motorized vehicles

Machinery

Electronics

Coal-n.e.c.

Base metals

$101.0

$37.1

$21.7

$15.6

$14.8

Motorized vehicles

Machinery

Mixed freight

Base metals

Gasoline

26.6

22.0

18.8

15.1

10.4

Coal-n.e.c.

Coal

Base metals

Motorized vehicles

Basic chemicals

35.4

31.5

27.2

26.9

26.7

Coal-n.e.c.

Waste/scrap

Gravel


Cereal grains

$121.1

$30.6

$20.0

$15.4

$14.9

Motorized vehicles

Machinery

Base metals

Electronics

Plastics/rubber

18.9

18.1

14.7

9.1

7.4

Base metals

Motorized vehicles

Gravel


Coal-n.e.c.

2,070

85458

2

3,350

612 4645


Revenues

Expenditures


694.2m ▲ 7.8% 2013 2007-2013

287.9b ▲ 7.2% 2013 2007-2013

$434.7b ▲ 1.3%


96 97


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







1.00

1.09

Michigan

United States



796.4 733.12003 2013

554.8

548.2

Michigan

United States

54.7 46.72003 2013

21 ▼ -27.6%

2013 2003-2013

4 ▲ 100.0%

2013 2003-2013

9 ▼ -40.0%

2013 2003-2013



947 ▼ -26.2%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

50.4%16.3%14.6%15.6%

2.9%0.3%

74.2

86.4

Michigan

United States


651

12919 18

721

163

19 19

706

220

23 16


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential27.2%

Commercial21.1%

Industrial25.9%

25.8%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

69.3%

18.2%

3.0%

5.3%

2.7%

1.5%

Energy Source

97

Minnesota

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:MinnesotaUnited States

United States

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:MinnesotaUnited States

January 2016

MINNESOTA



9

4


7138,767 12,884 4,450

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%89.7%2.8%

6.4%

MAJOR WATER PORTS





8

98 99


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




77,561 ▲ 0.4%

2013 2003-2013

MINNESOTA TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▲ 3.0%

55.3 57.02003 2013

34.6

36.1

Minnesota

United States

3.84

3.79

Minnesota

United States


26,402 ▲ 20.2%


14,383 ▲ 12.4%


9,806 ▲ 1.6%


6,554 ▲ 6.8%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

35.4%29.6%17.8%

8.7%5.1%3.4%



other

Worked athome

5.4m ▲ 7.3% 2013 2003-2013

2.5m ▲ 5.7% 2013 2003-2013

3.3m ▲ 9.7% 2013 2003-2013

5.2m ▲ 15.3% 2013 2003-2013

103.6m ▲ 30.5% 2013 2003-2013

16.6m ▲ 0.9% 2013 2003-2013

78.4

8.63.6

0.8 2.9 0.94.9

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

Minnesota United States

99

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN MINNESOTA, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








MINNESOTA

MINNESOTA

MINNESOTA

$14.7

$11.6

$9.9

$9.5

$9.1

Electronics

Motorized vehicles

Mixed freight

Coal-n.e.c.

Machinery

$19.7

$16.4

$11.5

$8.8

$8.8

Machinery

Gasoline

Mixed freight

Cereal grains

Crude petroleum

18.5

17.4

13.0

10.7

5.8

Cereal grains

Coal

Gravel

Coal-n.e.c.

Crude petroleum

90.6

32.4

22.1

22.0

21.1

Cereal grains

Gravel


Animal feed

Gasoline

$16.8

$16.5

$11.4

$11.3

$9.7


Electronics

Coal-n.e.c.

Misc. mfg. prods.

Machinery

44.5

44.0

18.0

12.8

8.8

Cereal grains

Metallic ores

Coal-n.e.c.

Other ag prods.

Other foodstuffs

1,617

21334

11

3,638

184 36836


Revenues

Expenditures


671.5m ▲ 8.6% 2013 2007-2013

324.8b ▲ 9.7% 2013 2007-2013

$307.3b ▲ 21.3%


100 101


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







0.68

1.09

Minnesota

United States



514.1 448.22003 2013

586.8

548.2

Minnesota

United States

34.3 28.72003 2013

12 ▼ -29.4%

2013 2003-2013

6 ─ 0.0%

2013 2003-2013

11 ▼ -35.3%

2013 2003-2013



387 ▼ -40.9%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

52.7%20.9%15.8%

8.3%1.6%0.8%

84.5

86.4

Minnesota

United States


150

360

8 9

235

336

11 11

446

278

17 10


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential22.4%

Commercial19.2%

Industrial34.2%

24.1%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

60.2%

23.0%

7.4%

5.5%

2.7%

1.2%

Energy Source

101

MississippiUnited States

BiloxiGreenvilleGulfport

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:MississippiUnited States Natchez

PascagoulaRosedaleVicksburg

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:MississippiUnited States

January 2016

MISSISSIPPI



11

7


870

75,116

17,088

2,452

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%

75.1%

7.5%

13.3%

MAJOR WATER PORTS


BRIDGES




NUMBER OF MPOs

4

102 103


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




33,202 ▲ 2.6%

2013 2003-2013

MISSISSIPPI TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▲ 3.4%

37.5 38.82003 2013

47.1

36.1

Mississippi

United States

3.75

3.79

Mississippi

United States


13,771 ▼ -24.1%


3,483 ▲ 23.5%


2,811 ▼ -1.7%


1,828 0.0%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

42.5%25.3%10.3%15.1%

3.4%3.3%



other

Worked athome

3.0m ▲ 4.3% 2013 2003-2013

902.6k ▼ -1.0% 2013 2003-2013

2.0m ▲ 4.4% 2013 2003-2013

2.1m ▲ 6.3% 2013 2003-2013

2.0m ▲ 36.0% 2013 2003-2013

1.1m ▼ -6.7% 2013 2003-2013

84.0

10.3

0.4 0.1 1.5 1.6 1.9

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

Mississippi United States

103

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN MISSISSIPPI, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








MISSISSIPPI

MISSISSIPPI

MISSISSIPPI

$9.1

$8.8

$8.1

$7.9

$7.4

Gasoline

Machinery

Coal-n.e.c.

Crude petroleum

Motorized vehicles

$7.1

$6.5

$3.8

$3.7

$3.0

Machinery

Gasoline

Crude petroleum

Articles-base metal

Fuel oils

20.0

11.7

11.1

7.2

7.1

Coal-n.e.c.

Crude petroleum

Cereal grains

Gravel

Gasoline

31.3

14.1

10.7

9.3

8.1

Logs

Gravel

Gasoline

Cereal grains

Waste/scrap

$7.8

$7.3

$6.4

$5.8

$5.7

Crude petroleum

Articles-base metal

Machinery

Plastics/rubber

Electronics

8.2

7.6

7.5

6.3

5.8

Crude petroleum

Gasoline

Wood prods.

Fuel oils

Basic chemicals

562

1 51 33

1,738

16 107 72


Revenues

Expenditures


320.6m ▲ 3.7% 2013 2007-2013

113.7b ▲ 3.1% 2013 2007-2013

$104.1b ▲ 20.1%


104 105


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







1.58

1.09

Mississippi

United States



376.4 368.12003 2013

722.6

548.2

Mississippi

United States

26.3 24.12003 2013

13 ▲ 62.5%

2013 2003-2013

0 ─ 0.0%

2013 2003-2013

9 ▼ -25.0%

2013 2003-2013



613 ▼ -29.7%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

65.9%18.1%

6.4%8.6%1.0%0.0%

124.1

86.4

Mississippi

United States


38

1 2 3

37

15 4

35

38

4


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential18.5%

Commercial14.0%

Industrial35.2%

32.2%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

48.3%

24.0%

15.4%

3.7%

6.9%

1.7%

Energy Source

105

Caruthersville HarborKansas CitySoutheast MissouriSt. Louis

Missouri

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:MissouriUnited States

United States

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:MissouriUnited States

January 2016

MISSOURI



11

4


1,030131,900 24,375 3,957

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%79.8%12.9%

13.6%

MAJOR WATER PORTS




NUMBER OF MPOs

8

106 107


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




81,996 ▼ -10.0%

2013 2003-2013

MISSOURI TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▲ 1.9%

68.2 69.52003 2013

52.0

36.1

Missouri

United States

4.05

3.79

Missouri

United States


37,296 ▼ -10.3%


9,266 ▲ 39.7%


9,010 ▼ -8.9%


8,224 ▼ -7.0%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

45.0%27.2%14.3%

9.3%2.0%2.2%



other

Worked athome

6.0m ▲ 5.9% 2013 2003-2013

2.4m ▼ -1.4% 2013 2003-2013

4.3m ▲ 7.9% 2013 2003-2013

5.8m ▲ 30.5% 2013 2003-2013

68.2m ▲ 9.1% 2013 2003-2013

11.6m ▼ -23.2% 2013 2003-2013

81.7

9.2

1.6 0.3 2.0 1.14.1

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

Missouri United States

107

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN MISSOURI, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








MISSOURI

MISSOURI

MISSOURI

$22.5

$18.9

$13.4

$12.7

$12.0

Motorized vehicles

Pharmaceuticals

Electronics

Machinery

Base metals

$17.0

$11.2

$9.0

$8.3

$5.5

Machinery

Motorized vehicles

Pharmaceuticals

Mixed freight

Other foodstuffs

43.6

12.1

10.7

10.5

5.8

Coal

Natural sands

Coal-n.e.c.

Cereal grains

Base metals

70.2

40.0

32.1

24.4

23.2

Gravel

Cereal grains


Natural sands

Waste/scrap

$24.5

$15.3

$12.0

$11.2

$10.1

Motorized vehicles

Pharmaceuticals

Misc. mfg. prods.

Machinery

Chemical prods.

27.4

22.9

12.8

10.2

8.3

Cereal grains

Gravel

Waste/scrap


Other ag prods.

1,044

73351

3

2,962

449 3427


Revenues

Expenditures


585.3m ▲ 3.0% 2013 2007-2013

214.8b ▼ -3.0% 2013 2007-2013

$276.7b ▲ 15.1%


108 109


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







1.09

1.09

Missouri

United States



593.6 542.32003 2013

663.1

548.2

Missouri

United States

41.4 35.42003 2013

16 ▼ -5.9%

2013 2003-2013

3 ▲ 200.0%

2013 2003-2013

9 ▼ -55.0%

2013 2003-2013



757 ▼ -38.6%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

59.7%19.9%

9.8%9.6%0.5%0.4%

90.6

86.4

Missouri

United States


120 110

11 4

146

106

12 4

194

101

18 5


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential29.0%

Commercial22.1%

Industrial19.7%

29.2%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

63.5%

26.9%

3.4%

3.9%

1.1%

1.3%

Energy Source

109

Del BonitaMorganOpheimPieganRaymondRoosvilleScobeySweetgrassTurnerWhitlashWild HorseWillow Creek

Montana

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:MontanaUnited States

United States

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:MontanaUnited States

January 2016

MONTANA


TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE BORDER PORTS OF ENTRY

12


1174,933 5,251 3,200

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%90.9%9.8%

7.6%

MILES OF FREIGHT RAILROAD MAJOR AIRPORTSBRIDGESMILES OF PUBLIC ROAD


NUMBER OF MPOs

3

110 111


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




12,387 ▲ 21.0%

2013 2003-2013

MONTANA TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▲ 10.7%

10.9 12.02003 2013

46.3

36.1

Montana

United States

4.09

3.79

Montana

United States


6,348 ▲ 28.8%


1,667 ▲ 38.0%


1,654 ▲ 13.6%


1,319 ▼ -13.8%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

40.9%25.0%18.9%

9.1%4.4%1.8%



other

Worked athome

1.0m ▲ 10.4% 2013 2003-2013

350.2k ▲ 15.6% 2013 2003-2013

766.7k ▲ 8.8% 2013 2003-2013

1.5m ▲ 52.4% 2013 2003-2013

2.5m ▲ 28.3% 2013 2003-2013

1.7m ▲ 25.3% 2013 2003-2013

75.1

10.1

0.7 1.55.3

1.36.0

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

Montana United States

111

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN MONTANA, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








MONTANA

MONTANA

MONTANA

$4.5

$2.6

$2.6

$2.1

$1.9

Machinery

Mixed freight

Electronics

Motorized vehicles

Coal-n.e.c.

$9.0

$6.6

$4.1

$3.6

$3.1

Coal-n.e.c.

Crude petroleum

Gasoline

Machinery

Fuel oils

5.2

2.3

1.8

1.6

1.1

Cereal grains

Coal-n.e.c.

Crude petroleum

Other ag prods.

Wood prods.

18.7

17.1

7.8

7.7

4.0

Coal

Coal-n.e.c.

Logs

Crude petroleum

Cereal grains

$19.0

$9.2

$2.0

$1.7

$1.5

Coal-n.e.c.

Crude petroleum

Cereal grains

Machinery

Live animals/fish

31.6

27.0

15.5

10.3

2.9

Coal

Coal-n.e.c.

Cereal grains

Crude petroleum

Wood prods.

382

3 31 1

1,058

35 671


Revenues

Expenditures


205.2m ▲ 3.2% 2013 2007-2013

140.3b ▲ 2.9% 2013 2007-2013

$43.0b ▲ 37.5%


112 113


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







1.90

1.09

Montana

United States



102.8 118.12003 2013

764.6

548.2

Montana

United States

7.1 7.82003 2013

6 ▲ 50.0%

2013 2003-2013

1 ─ 0.0%

2013 2003-2013

2 ▼ -66.7%

2013 2003-2013



229 ▼ -12.6%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

52.0%21.8%15.3%10.5%

0.4%0.0%

119.4

86.4

Montana

United States


23

2

6

2

4

2

6

0

2 2

6


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential21.2%

Commercial19.2%

Industrial30.2%

29.4%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

47.9%

37.9%

4.2%

3.0%

5.9%

1.0%

Energy Source

113

Nebraska

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:NebraskaUnited States

United States

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:NebraskaUnited States

January 2016

NEBRASKA



MAJOR AIRPORTS

9


32093,770 15,373 3,375

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%95.3%6.4%

17.3%


NUMBER OF MPOs

4Includes Federal Aviation Administration Part-139 public use airports.

114 115


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




27,758 ▼ -8.0%

2013 2003-2013

NEBRASKA TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▲ 1.6%

19.0 19.32003 2013

38.5

36.1

Nebraska

United States

4.10

3.79

Nebraska

United States


14,624 ▼ -19.1%


2,998 ▼ -4.4%


2,696 ▼ -13.6%


1,842 0.0%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

40.2%28.8%16.0%

9.1%4.2%1.7%



other

Worked athome

1.9m ▲ 7.5% 2013 2003-2013

830.1k ▲ 7.1% 2013 2003-2013

1.4m ▲ 4.8% 2013 2003-2013

1.9m ▲ 12.8% 2013 2003-2013

6.6m ▲ 6.0% 2013 2003-2013

2.2m ▲ 9.2% 2013 2003-2013

81.5

9.3

0.8 0.5 2.7 0.84.4

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

Nebraska United States

115

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN NEBRASKA, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








NEBRASKA

NEBRASKA

NEBRASKA

$4.3

$4.2

$3.8

$3.6

$3.4

Electronics

Mixed freight

Machinery

Motorized vehicles

Pharmaceuticals

$9.0

$8.4

$5.3

$3.2

$2.4

Cereal grains

Live animals/fish

Machinery

Motorized vehicles

Mixed freight

12.2

11.1

4.3

4.3

3.9

Coal

Cereal grains

Coal-n.e.c.

Animal feed

Fertilizers

92.5

54.8

17.8

9.3

9.0

Cereal grains

Waste/scrap

Gravel


Natural sands

$11.2

$4.7

$4.6

$4.0

$3.8

Meat/seafood

Other foodstuffs

Misc. mfg. prods.

Pharmaceuticals

Cereal grains

24.2

5.2

4.2

4.0

3.8

Cereal grains

Other foodstuffs

Animal feed

Other ag prods.

Meat/seafood

567

6 61

1,229

40 106


Revenues

Expenditures


344.5m ▲ 10.9% 2013 2007-2013

105.7b ▲ 8.1% 2013 2007-2013

$109.4b ▲ 38.6%


116 117


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







1.09

1.09

Nebraska

United States



172.5 195.12003 2013

686.1

548.2

Nebraska

United States

11.9 13.02003 2013

0 ▼ -100.0%

2013 2003-2013

1 ─ 0.0%

2013 2003-2013

3 ▼ -66.7%

2013 2003-2013



211 ▼ -28.0%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

58.3%26.5%

6.6%5.7%0.0%2.8%

106.8

86.4

Nebraska

United States


8

77

8 3

28

75

93

40

80

115


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential18.8%

Commercial16.1%

Industrial42.7%

22.4%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

48.4%

40.8%

3.1%

2.8%

3.7%

1.2%

Energy Source

117

NevadaUnited States

EKO ELY VGT

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:NevadaUnited States LAS

RNO

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:NevadaUnited States

January 2016

NEVADA



MAJOR AIRPORTS

5


40,139

1,896

1,192

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%

96.4%

11.3%

1.8%


BRIDGES


McCarran International Airport was the 10th busiest airport in the United States in 2013.


NUMBER OF MPOs

4

118 119


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




46,119 ▲ 30.5%

2013 2003-2013

NEVADA TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▲ 27.7%

19.3 24.62003 2013

27.1

36.1

Nevada

United States

3.39

3.79

Nevada

United States


15,577 ▲ 35.3%


6,287 ▲ 18.5%


5,481 ▲ 81.3%


3,965 ▲ 19.0%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

45.3%28.2%14.7%

7.1%3.1%1.5%



other

Worked athome

2.8m ▲ 24.1% 2013 2003-2013

1.0m ▲ 7.9% 2013 2003-2013

1.8m ▲ 18.0% 2013 2003-2013

2.2m ▲ 80.3% 2013 2003-2013

74.5m ▲ 33.4% 2013 2003-2013

21.7m ▲ 10.2% 2013 2003-2013

78.4

10.5

3.40.4 2.2 1.5 3.6

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

Nevada United States

119

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN NEVADA, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








NEVADA

NEVADA

NEVADA

$9.4

$8.0

$5.8

$5.8

$4.7

Electronics

Mixed freight

Motorized vehicles

Coal-n.e.c.

Textiles/leather

$14.9

$2.9

$2.7

$2.6

$2.5

Machinery

Mixed freight

Articles-base metal

Motorized vehicles

Electronics

6.6

5.2

4.5

3.1

2.5

Coal-n.e.c.


Coal

Other ag prods.

Mixed freight

26.4

13.8

13.0

11.2

4.1


Gravel

Waste/scrap


Natural sands

$4.7

$4.3

$3.7

$3.4

$3.1

Mixed freight

Textiles/leather

Electronics

Metallic ores

Pharmaceuticals

4.1

2.8

2.4

1.6

1.2

Metallic ores



Natural sands

Misc. mfg. prods.

553

78

400

1,686

361

651


Revenues

Expenditures


154.9m ▲ 11.1% 2013 2007-2013

63.4b ▲ 9.8% 2013 2007-2013

$128.0b ▲ 17.3%


120 121


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







1.06

1.09

Nevada

United States



214.7 207.62003 2013

506.7

548.2

Nevada

United States

14.9 13.62003 2013

5 ▼ -44.4%

2013 2003-2013

4 ─ 0.0%

2013 2003-2013

3 ▼ -50.0%

2013 2003-2013



262 ▼ -28.8%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

33.2%16.0%21.8%24.8%

2.7%1.5%

76.9

86.4

Nevada

United States


5519 7 5

107

20 7 6

258

21 9 5


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential24.7%

Commercial18.5%

Industrial25.3%

31.6%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

59.5%

20.7%

13.0%

3.5%

2.8%

0.5%

Energy Source

121

MHTPSM

New HampshireUnited States

PortsmouthBridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:New HampshireUnited States

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:New HampshireUnited States

January 2016

NEW HAMPSHIRE



2

1


10

16,098

2,463

344

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%

73.7%

18.3%

13.2%

MAJOR WATER PORTS


BRIDGES




NUMBER OF MPOs

4

122 123


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




12,309 ▲ 1.5%

2013 2003-2013

NEW HAMPSHIRE TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▼ -2.1%

13.2 12.92003 2013

38.3

36.1

New Hampshire

United States

3.97

3.79

New Hampshire

United States


3,689 ▲ 13.2%


3,449 ▼ -17.1%


2,033 ▼ -9.4%


988 ▲ 26.5%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

41.3%29.2%16.3%

8.2%3.6%1.5%



other

Worked athome

1.3m ▲ 3.3% 2013 2003-2013

551.8k ▲ 2.1% 2013 2003-2013

1.1m ▲ 9.7% 2013 2003-2013

1.4m ▲ 23.1% 2013 2003-2013

3.9m ▲ 306.8% 2013 2003-2013

1.2m ▼ -33.5% 2013 2003-2013

81.2

8.1

1.0 0.23.1 0.9

5.4

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

New Hampshire United States

123

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN NEW HAMPSHIRE, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








NEW HAMPSHIRE

NEW HAMPSHIRE

NEW HAMPSHIRE

$5.8

$5.1

$3.9

$2.8

$2.4

Electronics

Gasoline

Mixed freight

Textiles/leather

Coal-n.e.c.

$2.8

$1.9

$1.2

$1.0

$1.0

Machinery

Coal-n.e.c.

Fuel oils

Unknown

Electronics

6.5

3.2

2.2

2.1

1.5

Gasoline


Coal-n.e.c.

Fuel oils

Wood prods.

14.8

3.9

3.8

3.2

3.1

Gravel

Waste/scrap

Coal-n.e.c.

Logs


$5.0

$2.4

$2.3

$1.9

$1.9

Electronics

Textiles/leather

Machinery

Mixed freight

Misc. mfg. prods.

3.1

1.7

1.5

1.2

0.8

Coal-n.e.c.


Wood prods.

Gravel

Fuel oils

400

4 39

750

15 590


Revenues

Expenditures


85.6m ▲ 7.0% 2013 2007-2013

19.2b ▲ 5.0% 2013 2007-2013

$68.7b ▲ 18.2%


124 125


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







1.05

1.09

New Hampshire

United States



106.4 99.42003 2013

602.2

548.2

New Hampshire

United States

7.5 6.32003 2013

1 ▼ -83.3%

2013 2003-2013

0 ─ 0.0%

2013 2003-2013

0 ▼ -100.0%

2013 2003-2013



135 ▲ 6.3%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

57.0%12.6%17.8%

8.9%3.0%0.7%

75.5

86.4

New Hampshire

United States


42

0 3 3

40

0 3 5

65

1 3 4


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential30.7%

Commercial23.3%

Industrial13.3%

32.8%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

78.6%

13.0%

1.9%

5.8%

0.1%

0.5%

Energy Source

125

ACYEWRTEB

New Jersey TTNUnited States

Camden-GloucesterNew York/New JerseyPaulsboro

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:New JerseyUnited States

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:New JerseyUnited States

January 2016

NEW JERSEY



4

3


360

39,293

6,490

981

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%

51.3%

25.8%

9.2%

MAJOR WATER PORTS


BRIDGES




NUMBER OF MPOs

3

The port of New York/New Jersey was the 3rd busiest container port in the nation.

126 127


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




158,946 ▼ -5.4%

2013 2003-2013

NEW JERSEY TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▲ 6.8%

69.8 74.52003 2013

40.0

36.1

New Jersey

United States

3.85

3.79

New Jersey

United States


38,200 ▼ -12.3%


29,055 ▲ 3.1%


25,770 ▲ 15.4%


22,679 ▼ -3.5%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

43.1%28.8%13.2%11.0%

2.2%1.8%



other

Worked athome

8.9m ▲ 3.6% 2013 2003-2013

3.5m ▼ -2.4% 2013 2003-2013

6.1m ▲ 6.2% 2013 2003-2013

7.1m ▲ 5.2% 2013 2003-2013

391.5m ▲ 11.8% 2013 2003-2013

18.2m ▲ 20.4% 2013 2003-2013

72.0

8.011.1

0.4 2.9 1.6 4.0

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

New Jersey United States

127

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN NEW JERSEY, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








NEW JERSEY

NEW JERSEY

NEW JERSEY

$31.2

$28.4

$27.3

$23.6

$19.8

Motorized vehicles

Textiles/leather

Electronics

Pharmaceuticals

Crude petroleum

$35.0

$29.5

$27.7

$24.3

$16.6

Machinery

Gasoline

Misc. mfg. prods.

Mixed freight

Fuel oils

32.7

20.7

18.5

12.4

10.9

Crude petroleum

Coal-n.e.c.

Gasoline

Basic chemicals

Other foodstuffs

39.8

33.8

29.0

24.1

21.9

Waste/scrap

Gasoline

Fuel oils

Gravel


$43.2

$39.1

$39.1

$35.5

$35.2

Electronics

Motorized vehicles

Mixed freight

Pharmaceuticals

Textiles/leather

17.1

13.0

12.2

12.0

9.3

Coal-n.e.c.

Mixed freight

Gasoline

Fuel oils


2,707

986

20 19

4,246

2,401

67 16


Revenues

Expenditures


593.3m ▲ 5.8% 2013 2007-2013

212.2b ▲ 17.7% 2013 2007-2013

$537.4b ▲ 13.0%


128 129


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







0.73

1.09

New Jersey

United States



870.1 847.12003 2013

533.7

548.2

New Jersey

United States

61.9 55.82003 2013

8 ▼ -52.9%

2013 2003-2013

8 ▼ -52.9%

2013 2003-2013

21 ▲ 10.5%

2013 2003-2013



542 ▼ -26.1%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

45.9%16.8%10.3%23.8%

2.6%0.6%

96.4

86.4

New Jersey

United States


188

527

5

219

529

5

262

525

5


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential25.9%

Commercial26.0%

Industrial11.5%

36.6%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

52.0%

14.1%

24.2%

3.9%

0.8%

5.0%

Energy Source

129

ColumbusSanta Teresa

New Mexico

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:New MexicoUnited States

United States

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:New MexicoUnited States

January 2016

NEW MEXICO



10


2

70,772 3,951 1,837

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%74.7%9.1%

7.2%





NUMBER OF MPOs

5

130 131


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




17,620 ▲ 10.1%

2013 2003-2013

NEW MEXICO TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▲ 9.8%

22.8 25.12003 2013

37.6

36.1

New Mexico

United States

4.02

3.79

New Mexico

United States


7,606 ▲ 8.6%


3,691 ▲ 7.8%


2,107 ▲ 0.8%


1,322 ▲ 41.1%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

50.9%24.5%13.1%

8.0%2.1%1.4%



other

Worked athome

2.1m ▲ 11.1% 2013 2003-2013

606.0k ▲ 6.1% 2013 2003-2013

1.5m ▲ 17.8% 2013 2003-2013

1.9m ▲ 24.7% 2013 2003-2013

16.4m ▲ 79.4% 2013 2003-2013

2.6m ▼ -13.1% 2013 2003-2013

79.2

10.5

1.1 0.9 2.3 1.6 4.4

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

New Mexico United States

131

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN NEW MEXICO, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








NEW MEXICO

NEW MEXICO

NEW MEXICO

$3.8

$3.6

$3.6

$3.2

$3.0

Pharmaceuticals

Coal-n.e.c.

Crude petroleum

Mixed freight

Electronics

$6.2

$4.8

$4.5

$1.9

$1.8

Machinery

Coal-n.e.c.

Crude petroleum

Fuel oils

Mixed freight

4.2

3.8

1.5

1.5

1.4

Coal-n.e.c.

Crude petroleum

Other foodstuffs


Gravel

14.3

8.1

5.3

5.0

4.8

Coal


Cereal grains

Waste/scrap

Crude petroleum

$27.0

$9.9

$3.7

$2.0

$2.0

Coal-n.e.c.

Crude petroleum

Electronics

Other foodstuffs

Transport equip.

32.5

15.4

10.5

1.7

1.1

Coal-n.e.c.

Coal

Crude petroleum


Milled grain prods.

365

1582

1,044

135 87


Revenues

Expenditures


159.5m ▲ 6.2% 2013 2007-2013

96.3b ▲ 7.8% 2013 2007-2013

$90.8b ▲ 22.0%


132 133


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







1.24

1.09

New Mexico

United States



218.4 201.52003 2013

693.8

548.2

New Mexico

United States

14.9 13.32003 2013

2 ─ 0.0%

2013 2003-2013

0 ─ 0.0%

2013 2003-2013

17 ▲ 30.8%

2013 2003-2013



310 ▼ -29.4%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

41.3%27.7%13.2%15.8%

1.3%0.6%

97.9

86.4

New Mexico

United States


31

14 10 8

33

13 11 8

59

14 148


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential18.0%

Commercial18.3%

Industrial34.5%

29.3%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

51.9%

36.1%

3.1%

3.5%

4.6%

0.8%

Energy Source

133

New York

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:New YorkUnited States

United States

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:New YorkUnited States

January 2016

NEW YORK


JFK International Airport was the 6th busiest airport in the United States in 2013.


24

4


7114,728 17,332 3,447

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%71.7%27.3%

11.6%

The port of New York/New Jersey was the 3rd busiest container port in the nation.

MAJOR WATER PORTS




NUMBER OF MPOs

14390MILES OF WATERWAY

134 135


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




233,149 ▲ 1.7%

2013 2003-2013

NEW YORK TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▼ -3.9%

135.0 129.72003 2013

25.8

36.1

New York

United States

3.64

3.79

New York

United States


73,467 ▲ 18.6%


39,800 ▼ -2.9%


33,701 ▲ 9.8%

Air transportation

32,918 ▲ 1.6%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

43.2%26.9%15.6%

9.5%2.7%2.0%



other

Worked athome

19.7m ▲ 2.7% 2013 2003-2013

7.7m ▲ 3.7% 2013 2003-2013

11.2m ▼ -1.3% 2013 2003-2013

10.7m ▼ -1.2% 2013 2003-2013

4.0b ▲ 29.7% 2013 2003-2013

46.6m ▲ 35.0% 2013 2003-2013

52.8

6.9

27.9

0.76.4

1.3 4.0

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

New York United States

135

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN NEW YORK, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








NEW YORK

NEW YORK

NEW YORK

$43.1

$42.7

$36.6

$31.5

$30.9

Textiles/leather

Electronics

Mixed freight

Coal-n.e.c.

Motorized vehicles

$86.0

$73.4

$39.7

$33.8

$31.3

Misc. mfg. prods.

Machinery

Mixed freight

Electronics

Pharmaceuticals

33.5

13.8

12.5

11.3

9.1

Coal-n.e.c.

Other foodstuffs

Base metals

Mixed freight

Basic chemicals

82.9

59.7

43.2

38.6

20.5

Gravel

Waste/scrap

Coal-n.e.c.


Gasoline

$43.6

$36.6

$36.5

$26.9

$23.2

Textiles/leather

Misc. mfg. prods.

Pharmaceuticals

Electronics

Machinery

30.7

17.9

11.9

11.2

9.3

Coal-n.e.c.

Waste/scrap

Other foodstuffs

Base metals

Basic chemicals

6,799 5,6402,690

287

10,368

19,762

1,767413


Revenues

Expenditures


855.3m ▲ 6.6% 2013 2007-2013

341.3b ▲ 7.9% 2013 2007-2013

$1.3t ▲ 29.2%


136 137


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







0.92

1.09

New York

United States



1,059.2 1,042.82003 2013

340.2

548.2

New York

United States

72.7 66.22003 2013

18 ▼ -47.1%

2013 2003-2013

76 ▲ 33.3%

2013 2003-2013

30 ─ 0.0%

2013 2003-2013



1,199 ▼ -19.7%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

39.6%14.3%14.2%27.9%

3.3%0.7%

53.8

86.4

New York

United States


520

84 11121

693

81 11138

1,038

83 11437


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential29.6%

Commercial31.3%

Industrial10.4%

28.8%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

56.7%

14.6%

14.8%

4.2%

2.6%

7.0%

Energy Source

137

Morehead CityWilmington

North Carolina

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:North CarolinaUnited States

United States

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:North CarolinaUnited States

January 2016

NORTH CAROLINA



MAJOR AIRPORTS

15 2


1,150

106,202 18,097

3,258

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%89.1%17.3%

12.2%

MAJOR WATER PORTS



Charlotte Douglas International Airport was the 8th busiest airport in the United States in 2013.



NUMBER OF MPOs

18

138 139


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




107,649 ▼ -4.5%

2013 2003-2013

NORTH CAROLINA TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▲ 12.2%

93.8 105.22003 2013

37.4

36.1

North Carolina

United States

3.72

3.79

North Carolina

United States


40,340 ▼ -21.1%


13,721 ▲ 2.5%


12,219 ▲ 15.9%


4,551 ▼ -0.2%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

41.4%27.4%15.7%11.0%

3.2%1.3%



other

Worked athome

9.8m ▲ 16.9% 2013 2003-2013

3.4m ▲ 2.5% 2013 2003-2013

6.8m ▲ 13.4% 2013 2003-2013

7.8m ▲ 27.7% 2013 2003-2013

73.3m ▲ 76.9% 2013 2003-2013

28.0m ▲ 61.5% 2013 2003-2013

81.1

10.0

1.1 0.2 1.9 1.14.5

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

North Carolina United States

139

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN NORTH CAROLINA, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








NORTH CAROLINA

NORTH CAROLINA

NORTH CAROLINA

$30.2

$21.3

$19.3

$19.2

$17.7

Electronics

Textiles/leather

Machinery

Motorized vehicles

Pharmaceuticals

$29.1

$24.0

$23.6

$12.2

$11.2

Machinery

Mixed freight

Tobacco prods.

Pharmaceuticals

Textiles/leather

30.2

12.0

7.6

7.4

6.8

Coal


Basic chemicals

Coal-n.e.c.

Wood prods.

84.7

35.3

33.2

27.3

12.8

Gravel


Logs

Waste/scrap

Gasoline

$28.3

$27.5

$19.5

$18.0

$17.2

Textiles/leather

Pharmaceuticals

Chemical prods.

Electronics

Motorized vehicles

9.3

7.3

6.1

6.1

5.2

Wood prods.


Plastics/rubber

Live animals/fish

Basic chemicals

2,543

74408

32

3,955

562 37231


Revenues

Expenditures


569.2m ▲ 5.4% 2013 2007-2013

169.9b ▲ 4.9% 2013 2007-2013

$467.1b ▲ 28.4%


140 141


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







1.23

1.09

North Carolina

United States



715.2 720.52003 2013

537.4

548.2

North Carolina

United States

50.0 46.72003 2013

16 ▼ -11.1%

2013 2003-2013

2 ─ 0.0%

2013 2003-2013

25 ▲ 19.0%

2013 2003-2013



1,289 ▼ -17.0%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

54.5%15.7%14.7%13.4%

1.7%0.1%

75.6

86.4

North Carolina

United States


465

30 30137

524

22 36135

682

23 39133


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential27.4%

Commercial22.0%

Industrial22.0%

28.5%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

66.3%

19.8%

8.0%

4.7%

0.6%

0.7%

Energy Source

141

North Dakota

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:North DakotaUnited States

United States

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:North DakotaUnited States

January 2016

NORTH DAKOTA


TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE BORDER PORTS OF ENTRY

18


8

87,078 4,424 3,330

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%94.8%5.5%

15.8%


MAJOR AIRPORTS



NUMBER OF MPOs

3

142 143


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




18,846 ▲ 116.6%

2013 2003-2013

NORTH DAKOTA TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▲ 35.2%

7.5 10.12003 2013

33.5

36.1

North Dakota

United States

3.84

3.79

North Dakota

United States


13,887 ▲ 162.8%


1,528 ▲ 142.5%


1,204 0.0%


1,038 ▲ 6.9%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

43.8%23.8%18.3%

9.0%3.2%1.9%



other

Worked athome

723.9k ▲ 13.3% 2013 2003-2013

342.7k ▲ 32.4% 2013 2003-2013

513.8k ▲ 11.8% 2013 2003-2013

845.1k ▲ 21.7% 2013 2003-2013

2.5m ▲ 65.4% 2013 2003-2013

1.1m ▲ 101.3% 2013 2003-2013

79.0

10.1

0.4 0.54.5

1.14.4

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

North Dakota United States

143

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN NORTH DAKOTA, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








NORTH DAKOTA

NORTH DAKOTA

NORTH DAKOTA

$8.4

$5.3

$2.7

$2.2

$2.1

Machinery

Motorized vehicles

Electronics

Base metals

Articles-base metal

$6.6

$5.3

$3.2

$2.3

$1.3

Cereal grains

Coal-n.e.c.

Machinery

Crude petroleum

Other ag prods.

6.2

3.3

3.0

2.3

1.9

Cereal grains

Coal


Base metals

Animal feed

53.4

35.6

10.4

9.5

3.7

Cereal grains

Coal

Gravel

Coal-n.e.c.

Other ag prods.

$33.6

$12.2

$5.5

$3.3

$2.7

Crude petroleum

Coal-n.e.c.

Machinery

Cereal grains

Other foodstuffs

48.8

17.8

13.7

5.3

4.4

Crude petroleum

Cereal grains

Coal-n.e.c.

Fertilizers

Other foodstuffs

339

4 19

1,296

13 54


Revenues

Expenditures


283.0m ▲ 23.2% 2013 2007-2013

184.8b ▲ 60.7% 2013 2007-2013

$51.0b ▲ 97.3%


144 145


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







1.47

1.09

North Dakota

United States



89.1 139.62003 2013

1,167.1

548.2

North Dakota

United States

6.0 9.22003 2013

2 ▼ -33.3%

2013 2003-2013

0 ─ 0.0%

2013 2003-2013

5 ▼ -16.7%

2013 2003-2013



148 ▲ 41.0%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

73.0%18.9%

6.1%0.7%0.7%0.7%

207.6

86.4

North Dakota

United States


4

79

2 34

58

1 34

77

1 3


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential12.5%

Commercial14.5%

Industrial49.3%

23.7%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

35.2%

44.3%

4.7%

2.7%

12.5%

0.8%

Energy Source

145

AshtabulaCincinnatiClevelandConneautFairport HarborLorainMarbleheadSanduskyToledo

Ohio

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:OhioUnited States

United States

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:OhioUnited States

January 2016

OHIO



12

9


440

123,297 26,972 5,288

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%86.5%16.5%

7.7%

MAJOR WATER PORTS

MILES OF WATERWAY



NUMBER OF MPOs

17


146 147


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




158,169 ▼ -2.5%

2013 2003-2013

OHIO TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▲ 3.5%

108.9 112.82003 2013

39.5

36.1

Ohio

United States

3.89

3.79

Ohio

United States


59,256 ▼ -10.5%


19,507 ▼ -28.3%


19,182 ▲ 52.7%

Air transportation

10,906 ▼ -2.3%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

42.1%28.3%14.9%11.0%

2.5%1.1%



other

Worked athome

11.6m ▲ 1.2% 2013 2003-2013

4.6m ▼ -3.8% 2013 2003-2013

8.0m ▲ 4.9% 2013 2003-2013

10.4m ▼ -1.7% 2013 2003-2013

112.6m ▼ -14.3% 2013 2003-2013

9.7m ▼ -5.8% 2013 2003-2013

83.6

7.81.7 0.3 2.2 0.8 3.5

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

Ohio United States

147

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN OHIO, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








OHIO

OHIO

OHIO

$39.6

$33.1

$31.0

$29.3

$24.6

Motorized vehicles

Electronics

Base metals

Machinery

Crude petroleum

$36.0

$26.4

$25.7

$24.5

$14.5

Machinery

Gasoline

Motorized vehicles

Mixed freight

Base metals

47.2

29.7

28.4

26.5

15.7

Coal

Base metals

Coal-n.e.c.

Crude petroleum

Gravel

69.6

45.3

39.5

37.0

32.3

Gravel

Waste/scrap

Cereal grains


Natural sands

$62.4

$41.6

$29.6

$27.5

$26.4

Motorized vehicles

Machinery

Base metals

Electronics

Chemical prods.

28.2

14.6

12.0

10.1

9.8

Base metals

Cereal grains

Other foodstuffs

Basic chemicals

Motorized vehicles

2,834

131 280 30

5,409

736 44920


Revenues

Expenditures


945.6m ▲ 4.3% 2013 2007-2013

336.8b ▲ 5.4% 2013 2007-2013

$562.8b ▲ 13.8%


148 149


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







0.88

1.09

Ohio

United States



993.0 920.32003 2013

556.4

548.2

Ohio

United States

68.8 59.92003 2013

13 ▼ -31.6%

2013 2003-2013

2 ▼ -33.3%

2013 2003-2013

31 ▲ 19.2%

2013 2003-2013



989 ▼ -22.4%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

57.2%17.7%13.3%

8.6%1.9%1.2%

79.8

86.4

Ohio

United States


149

88

24 21

175

97

25 19

239

128

4517


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential24.4%

Commercial18.6%

Industrial32.5%

24.6%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

59.4%

25.7%

8.2%

4.5%

1.2%

1.0%

Energy Source

149

Oklahoma

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:OklahomaUnited States

United States

LAW Tulsa, Port of Catoosa

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:OklahomaUnited States OKC

SWOTUL

January 2016

OKLAHOMA



MAJOR AIRPORTS

4 1


150112,940 23,132

3,273

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%69.8%6.8%

18.2%

MAJOR WATER PORTS

MILES OF WATERWAY





NUMBER OF MPOs

4

150 151


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




46,789 ▲ 9.6%

2013 2003-2013

OKLAHOMA TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▲ 5.0%

45.7 48.02003 2013

42.5

36.1

Oklahoma

United States

3.81

3.79

Oklahoma

United States


20,021 ▲ 7.7%


5,250 ▲ 44.5%


5,069 ▼ -59.7%

Pipeline transportation

2,300 ▲ 10.1%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

48.2%25.4%13.4%

8.1%3.1%1.8%



other

Worked athome

3.9m ▲ 9.9% 2013 2003-2013

1.3m ▲ 11.9% 2013 2003-2013

2.4m ▲ 3.0% 2013 2003-2013

3.5m ▲ 12.6% 2013 2003-2013

7.8m ▲ 9.2% 2013 2003-2013

3.2m ▲ 4.8% 2013 2003-2013

83.4

9.7

0.5 0.3 1.7 1.1 3.4

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

Oklahoma United States

151

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN OKLAHOMA, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








OKLAHOMA

OKLAHOMA

OKLAHOMA

$21.2

$11.4

$9.2

$8.1

$7.8

Crude petroleum

Coal-n.e.c.

Pharmaceuticals

Machinery

Electronics

$15.4

$12.6

$10.2

$9.1

$4.8

Fuel oils

Gasoline

Machinery

Crude petroleum

Mixed freight

22.9

20.3

14.3

7.7

4.8

Crude petroleum

Coal

Coal-n.e.c.

Cereal grains

Natural sands

33.0

19.9

16.8

15.3

13.6

Gravel

Fuel oils

Gasoline


Cereal grains

$34.6

$8.0

$7.5

$6.2

$4.7

Coal-n.e.c.

Machinery

Crude petroleum

Mixed freight

Electronics

44.5

14.4

9.3

7.9

7.1

Coal-n.e.c.

Gravel

Fertilizers

Crude petroleum

Cereal grains

1,358

13 86 8

2,330

72 138 11


Revenues

Expenditures


425.5m ▲ 11.9% 2013 2007-2013

187.8b ▲ 7.9% 2013 2007-2013

$176.4b ▲ 41.0%


152 153


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







1.41

1.09

Oklahoma

United States



445.2 453.92003 2013

711.6

548.2

Oklahoma

United States

31.0 29.82003 2013

9 ▼ -35.7%

2013 2003-2013

0 ▼ -100.0%

2013 2003-2013

15 ▼ -25.0%

2013 2003-2013



678 ▲ 1.0%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

54.1%21.4%13.6%

8.6%1.9%0.4%

121.0

86.4

Oklahoma

United States


26 27

91

5

32 27

94

5

46

25

100

6


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential19.9%

Commercial15.9%

Industrial36.2%

28.0%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

45.9%

31.0%

9.7%

2.6%

9.8%

1.1%

Energy Source

153

Coos BayPortland

Oregon

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:OregonUnited States

United States

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:OregonUnited States

January 2016

OREGON



9

2


680

71,228 8,011 2,396

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%89.4%17.7%

5.5%

MAJOR WATER PORTS

MILES OF WATERWAY




NUMBER OF MPOs

9

154 155


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




50,836 ▼ -3.5%

2013 2003-2013

OREGON TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▼ -4.0%

35.1 33.72003 2013

31.5

36.1

Oregon

United States

4.35

3.79

Oregon

United States


18,316 ▼ -15.1%


6,790 ▲ 5.5%


6,137 ▲ 0.4%

Air transportation

5,242 ▼ -7.7%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

43.4%30.9%12.3%

8.4%3.3%1.7%



other

Worked athome

3.9m ▲ 10.7% 2013 2003-2013

1.4m ▲ 4.3% 2013 2003-2013

2.8m ▲ 7.1% 2013 2003-2013

3.6m ▲ 17.7% 2013 2003-2013

124.6m ▲ 9.8% 2013 2003-2013

8.5m ▲ 24.4% 2013 2003-2013

71.6

10.34.3 2.4 4.0

1.16.3

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

Oregon United States

155

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN OREGON, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








OREGON

OREGON

OREGON

$10.6

$7.8

$7.3

$6.4

$6.1

Motorized vehicles

Machinery

Electronics

Textiles/leather

Coal-n.e.c.

$11.9

$9.9

$7.0

$6.6

$5.5

Machinery

Mixed freight

Electronics

Gasoline

Motorized vehicles

15.9

11.2

7.6

6.4

5.5

Cereal grains

Basic chemicals

Coal-n.e.c.

Wood prods.

Waste/scrap

57.6

27.5

18.2

18.1

12.5

Gravel


Waste/scrap

Logs

Wood prods.

$17.9

$13.0

$8.5

$7.2

$6.8

Motorized vehicles

Electronics

Wood prods.

Mixed freight

Machinery

16.2

12.6

6.3

4.6

4.5

Wood prods.


Cereal grains

Other ag prods.

Other foodstuffs

1,159

126 24276

1,878

821

225 162


Revenues

Expenditures


369.5m ▲ 13.6% 2013 2007-2013

189.8b ▲ 19.4% 2013 2007-2013

$204.9b ▲ 48.1%


156 157


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







0.93

1.09

Oregon

United States



310.4 301.32003 2013

508.6

548.2

Oregon

United States

21.7 20.02003 2013

12 ▼ -33.3%

2013 2003-2013

3 ▼ -40.0%

2013 2003-2013

7 ▼ -36.4%

2013 2003-2013



313 ▼ -38.9%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

54.6%16.9%10.9%15.3%

1.0%1.3%

78.6

86.4

Oregon

United States


775

8 14 25

915

8 14 24

989

7 15 25


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential25.9%

Commercial19.2%

Industrial24.7%

30.2%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

54.3%

29.8%

8.6%

3.2%

1.4%

2.6%

Energy Source

157

Pennsylvania

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:PennsylvaniaUnited States

United States

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:PennsylvaniaUnited States

January 2016

PENNSYLVANIA



MAJOR AIRPORTS

165


260119,936 22,430

5,151

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%77.2%19.6%

22.5%

MAJOR WATER PORTS

MILES OF WATERWAY





NUMBER OF MPOs

20

158 159


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




206,938 ▲ 12.4%

2013 2003-2013

PENNSYLVANIA TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▼ -7.3%

106.3 98.62003 2013

34.2

36.1

Pennsylvania

United States

3.82

3.79

Pennsylvania

United States


60,941 ▲ 0.2%


35,200 ▲ 15.6%


23,723 ▼ -5.9%


16,798 ▲ 37.6%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

40.4%28.2%17.7%

9.1%3.3%1.4%



other

Worked athome

12.8m ▲ 3.3% 2013 2003-2013

5.2m ▲ 3.0% 2013 2003-2013

8.9m ▲ 6.3% 2013 2003-2013

10.5m ▲ 7.6% 2013 2003-2013

461.1m ▲ 8.8% 2013 2003-2013

20.1m ▼ -1.9% 2013 2003-2013

76.8

8.3 5.60.5

3.90.9

3.9

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

Pennsylvania United States

159

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN PENNSYLVANIA, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








PENNSYLVANIA

PENNSYLVANIA

PENNSYLVANIA

$28.9

$28.3

$23.5

$22.6

$21.7

Electronics

Pharmaceuticals

Motorized vehicles

Mixed freight

Machinery

$41.1

$27.3

$27.1

$14.6

$13.9

Machinery

Pharmaceuticals

Mixed freight

Base metals

Other foodstuffs

30.4

27.3

16.3

14.5

12.4

Crude petroleum

Coal-n.e.c.

Other foodstuffs

Base metals

Waste/scrap

101.6

58.6

46.5

31.2

20.7

Gravel

Waste/scrap

Coal


Fuel oils

$41.0

$32.0

$27.3

$26.4

$24.0

Textiles/leather

Base metals

Mixed freight

Misc. mfg. prods.

Electronics

23.3

20.8

18.8

18.6

14.8

Coal

Base metals

Fuel oils

Gasoline

Gravel

4,179

599 520 11

8,894

2,403

435 182


Revenues

Expenditures


954.8m ▲ 6.5% 2013 2007-2013

287.9b ▲ 7.7% 2013 2007-2013

$640.3b ▲ 17.9%


160 161


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







1.22

1.09

Pennsylvania

United States



988.5 916.02003 2013

511.9

548.2

Pennsylvania

United States

68.7 58.62003 2013

17 ▲ 54.5%

2013 2003-2013

11 ▲ 37.5%

2013 2003-2013

23 ▲ 9.5%

2013 2003-2013



1,208 ▼ -23.4%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

55.0%15.6%15.1%12.2%

0.9%1.2%

72.1

86.4

Pennsylvania

United States


217

32 407

263

33 517

381

33 466


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential24.5%

Commercial16.6%

Industrial34.7%

24.1%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

60.3%

23.6%

4.5%

4.4%

4.7%

2.5%

Energy Source

161

PVD

Rhode IslandUnited States

ProvidenceBridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:Rhode IslandUnited States

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:Rhode IslandUnited States

January 2016

RHODE ISLAND



1

1


40

6,106

753

19

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%

60.0%

33.9%

23.1%

MAJOR WATER PORTS

MILES OF WATERWAY


BRIDGES




NUMBER OF MPOs

1

162 163


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




10,103 ▼ -13.7%

2013 2003-2013

RHODE ISLAND TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▼ -7.1%

8.4 7.82003 2013

32.4

36.1

Rhode Island

United States

3.68

3.79

Rhode Island

United States


2,948 ▲ 27.5%


2,663 ▼ -4.6%


1,533 ▼ -3.0%


1,058 ▼ -11.5%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

39.0%33.0%15.0%

8.6%2.7%1.6%



other

Worked athome

1.1m ▼ -1.7% 2013 2003-2013

408.5k ▼ -4.4% 2013 2003-2013

749.2k ▲ 2.4% 2013 2003-2013

853.2k ▲ 5.9% 2013 2003-2013

20.5m ▲ 20.4% 2013 2003-2013

1.9m ▼ -25.8% 2013 2003-2013

80.3

8.02.7 0.5

4.1 1.3 3.1

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

Rhode Island United States

163

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN RHODE ISLAND, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








RHODE ISLAND

RHODE ISLAND

RHODE ISLAND

$3.1

$2.9

$2.4

$1.8

$1.7

Mixed freight

Misc. mfg. prods.

Electronics

Base metals

Chemical prods.

$2.5

$1.4

$1.0

$1.0

$0.8

Machinery

Mixed freight

Fuel oils

Motorized vehicles

Gasoline

2.0

1.3

1.2

1.2

1.0

Coal-n.e.c.

Mixed freight

Waste/scrap

Other foodstuffs

Base metals

3.1

2.5

1.8

1.7

1.5

Waste/scrap

Gravel


Natural sands

Fuel oils

$5.1

$3.6

$2.9

$2.0

$1.8

Mixed freight

Misc. mfg. prods.

Electronics

Plastics/rubber

Articles-base metal

1.8

1.2

1.2

0.8

0.6

Gasoline

Fuel oils

Coal


Waste/scrap

196

33 563

441

150

533


Revenues

Expenditures


42.1m ▲ 2.9% 2013 2007-2013

12.2b ▲ 4.7% 2013 2007-2013

$53.3b ▲ 11.8%


164 165


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







0.84

1.09

Rhode Island

United States



63.9 58.32003 2013

400.6

548.2

Rhode Island

United States

4.5 3.72003 2013

1 ▼ -75.0%

2013 2003-2013

1 ─ 0.0%

2013 2003-2013

0 ▼ -100.0%

2013 2003-2013



65 ▼ -37.5%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

46.2%10.8%16.9%21.5%

4.6%0.0%

55.4

86.4

Rhode Island

United States


41

0 6 2

143

1 6 7

149

0 6 6


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential34.2%

Commercial25.3%

Industrial10.3%

30.1%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

69.0%

15.3%

6.7%

5.1%

2.6%

1.0%

Energy Source

165

Charleston

South Carolina

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:South CarolinaUnited States

United States

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:South CarolinaUnited States

January 2016

SOUTH CAROLINA



8

1


48066,232 9,336 2,311

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%87.9%9.5%

11.0%

MAJOR WATER PORTS


The port of Charleston was the 9th

busiest container port in the nation



166 167


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




52,756 ▲ 10.4%

2013 2003-2013

SOUTH CAROLINA TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▲ 1.8%

48.1 49.02003 2013

36.9

36.1

South Carolina

United States

3.77

3.79

South Carolina

United States


17,269 ▼ -13.1%


8,382 ▲ 25.9%


5,765 ▲ 6.0%


1,632 ▼ -10.1%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

43.2%26.5%15.4%

9.8%3.2%2.0%



other

Worked athome

4.8m ▲ 15.0% 2013 2003-2013

1.6m ▲ 2.1% 2013 2003-2013

3.5m ▲ 21.2% 2013 2003-2013

4.0m ▲ 26.1% 2013 2003-2013

11.5m ▲ 34.1% 2013 2003-2013

3.8m ▲ 38.1% 2013 2003-2013

82.9

9.0

0.7 0.3 2.5 1.3 3.3

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

South Carolina United States

167

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SOUTH CAROLINA

SOUTH CAROLINA

SOUTH CAROLINA

$15.4

$12.5

$11.7

$9.9

$9.7

Electronics

Motorized vehicles

Plastics/rubber

Textiles/leather

Basic chemicals

$17.0

$9.6

$7.8

$6.7

$5.5

Machinery

Motorized vehicles

Mixed freight

Textiles/leather

Plastics/rubber

17.7

10.3

6.5

5.5

5.0

Coal

Basic chemicals

Coal-n.e.c.

Wood prods.


36.2

28.9

18.2

14.5

9.1

Gravel

Logs


Waste/scrap

Coal-n.e.c.

$18.8

$14.7

$14.6

$14.5

$10.9

Motorized vehicles

Plastics/rubber

Machinery

Textiles/leather

Mixed freight

11.4

7.1

6.1

5.6

5.3


Base metals

Plastics/rubber

Wood prods.

Newsprint/paper

831

17 112 132

1,585

91 160 148


Revenues

Expenditures


336.5m ▲ 6.0% 2013 2007-2013

106.7b ▲ 5.0% 2013 2007-2013

$182.4b ▲ 17.0%


168 169


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







1.57

1.09

South Carolina

United States



394.1 452.92003 2013

719.6

548.2

South Carolina

United States

27.9 29.52003 2013

27 ▼ -10.0%

2013 2003-2013

1 ─ 0.0%

2013 2003-2013

15 ▲ 25.0%

2013 2003-2013



767 ▼ -20.8%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

51.6%13.3%19.4%13.0%

2.0%0.7%

97.9

86.4

South Carolina

United States


210

84

733

218

82

10

60

247

71

941


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential22.1%

Commercial16.3%

Industrial33.1%

28.5%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

65.9%

23.7%

2.6%

4.6%

0.6%

2.6%

Energy Source

169

ABR BKX HON PIR RAP FSD ATY

South Dakota

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:South DakotaUnited States

United States

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:South DakotaUnited States

January 2016

SOUTH DAKOTA



7


80

82,558 5,872 1,753

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%95.7%4.1%

20.0%

MILES OF WATERWAY



NUMBER OF MPOs

3

170 171


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




9,686 ▲ 19.3%

2013 2003-2013

SOUTH DAKOTA TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▲ 7.0%

8.5 9.12003 2013

35.4

36.1

South Dakota

United States

3.94

3.79

South Dakota

United States


4,952 ▲ 2.0%


1,291 ▲ 233.6%


1,263 0.0%


1,148 ▲ 31.8%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

37.8%24.2%19.3%

9.4%8.2%1.0%



other

Worked athome

845.5k ▲ 10.7% 2013 2003-2013

340.5k ▲ 13.6% 2013 2003-2013

603.6k ▲ 8.9% 2013 2003-2013

1.0m ▲ 22.8% 2013 2003-2013

1.6m ▲ 58.2% 2013 2003-2013

782.2k ▲ 38.6% 2013 2003-2013

79.7

9.2

0.3 0.44.2

1.05.2

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

South Dakota United States

171

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN SOUTH DAKOTA, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








SOUTH DAKOTA

SOUTH DAKOTA

SOUTH DAKOTA

$2.4

$2.0

$1.7

$1.6

$1.3

Mixed freight

Pharmaceuticals

Machinery

Live animals/fish

Electronics

$4.5

$3.2

$3.0

$1.1

$0.9

Cereal grains

Live animals/fish

Machinery

Motorized vehicles

Other ag prods.

7.3

2.9

2.4

2.1

1.8

Cereal grains

Coal

Coal-n.e.c.

Live animals/fish

Fertilizers

48.7

6.9

3.8

2.7

2.6

Cereal grains

Gravel


Other ag prods.

Waste/scrap

$2.5

$2.1

$2.1

$1.9

$1.6

Cereal grains

Meat/seafood

Electronics

Pharmaceuticals

Motorized vehicles

20.3

3.9

3.5

1.9

1.3

Cereal grains

Animal feed

Other ag prods.

Alcoholic beverages


226

2 12

949

10 58


Revenues

Expenditures


149.7m ▲ 18.3% 2013 2007-2013

51.2b ▲ 17.5% 2013 2007-2013

$44.7b ▲ 40.4%


172 173


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







1.48

1.09

South Dakota

United States



85.2 95.42003 2013

782.2

548.2

South Dakota

United States

5.8 6.22003 2013

1 ▼ -75.0%

2013 2003-2013

0 ─ 0.0%

2013 2003-2013

1 ─ 0.0%

2013 2003-2013



135 ▼ -33.5%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

59.3%17.0%16.3%

6.7%0.0%0.7%

117.2

86.4

South Dakota

United States


9

100

0 213

87

0 2

32

82

0 2


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential18.8%

Commercial16.7%

Industrial40.0%

24.4%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

50.5%

33.0%

4.0%

3.8%

7.4%

1.3%

Energy Source

173

ChattanoogaMemphisNashville

Tennessee

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:TennesseeUnited States

United States

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:TennesseeUnited States

January 2016

TENNESSEE



MAJOR AIRPORTS

83


950

95,536 20,035

2,649

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%93.2%14.3%

5.4%

MAJOR WATER PORTS





NUMBER OF MPOs

11

174 175


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




125,010 ▲ 6.5%

2013 2003-2013

TENNESSEE TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▲ 2.8%

69.2 71.12003 2013

37.7

36.1

Tennessee

United States

3.63

3.79

Tennessee

United States


48,710 ▼ -4.7%


10,586 ▲ 29.5%


4,803 ▼ -15.4%

Air transportation

4,299 ▼ -40.6%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

42.9%25.2%15.6%11.4%

2.9%2.0%



other

Worked athome

6.5m ▲ 11.1% 2013 2003-2013

2.4m ▲ 4.1% 2013 2003-2013

4.6m ▲ 9.5% 2013 2003-2013

5.5m ▲ 13.7% 2013 2003-2013

31.5m ▲ 19.0% 2013 2003-2013

8.7m ▼ -17.0% 2013 2003-2013

83.9

9.2

0.7 0.2 1.4 1.1 3.5

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

Tennessee United States

175

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN TENNESSEE, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








TENNESSEE

TENNESSEE

TENNESSEE

$34.6

$28.1

$24.0

$18.6

$14.6

Electronics

Pharmaceuticals

Motorized vehicles

Machinery

Mixed freight

$27.6

$23.8

$11.8

$8.6

$6.9

Machinery

Electronics

Mixed freight


Pharmaceuticals

23.4

11.0

10.1

8.5

8.0

Coal

Base metals

Crude petroleum

Basic chemicals

Gravel

96.8

25.9

24.4

19.6

19.6

Gravel

Waste/scrap


Natural sands

Coal-n.e.c.

$151.4

$33.7

$26.1

$24.6

$17.4

Pharmaceuticals

Electronics

Mixed freight

Machinery

Motorized vehicles

46.1

14.1

7.5

6.4

5.9

Gravel

Coal-n.e.c.

Other foodstuffs


Basic chemicals

1,272

38286

4

2,489

254 38411


Revenues

Expenditures


569.3m ▲ 4.7% 2013 2007-2013

189.6b ▲ 8.2% 2013 2007-2013

$290.1b ▲ 21.2%


176 177


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







1.40

1.09

Tennessee

United States



630.1 596.22003 2013

619.7

548.2

Tennessee

United States

44.4 38.92003 2013

20 ▲ 17.6%

2013 2003-2013

1 ▼ -66.7%

2013 2003-2013

7 ▼ -68.2%

2013 2003-2013



995 ▼ -16.6%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

58.6%18.1%13.8%

8.0%0.8%0.7%

93.9

86.4

Tennessee

United States


738

43 8 44

866

52 9 44

924

66 18 37


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential24.9%

Commercial20.0%

Industrial27.1%

27.9%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

58.5%

24.2%

10.7%

4.4%

1.4%

0.9%

Energy Source

177

Texas

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:TexasUnited States

United States

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:TexasUnited States

January 2016

TEXAS


Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport was the 4th busiest airport in the United States in 2013.


30

11


11313,228 52,898 10,469

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%91.5%16.8%

2.1%

The port of Houston was the 8th


MAJOR WATER PORTS





25

178 179


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




390,221 ▲ 17.9%

2013 2003-2013

TEXAS TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▲ 9.4%

223.4 244.52003 2013

35.7

36.1

Texas

United States

3.72

3.79

Texas

United States


130,575 ▲ 22.4%


74,318 ▲ 29.1%


35,477 ▲ 7.1%


19,091 ▲ 35.3%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

42.4%25.7%16.0%11.2%

2.8%1.8%



other

Worked athome

26.5m ▲ 20.3% 2013 2003-2013

9.7m ▲ 20.0% 2013 2003-2013

15.4m ▲ 14.4% 2013 2003-2013

20.2m ▲ 35.5% 2013 2003-2013

290.4m ▼ 0.0% 2013 2003-2013

70.9m ▲ 21.4% 2013 2003-2013

80.2

10.7

1.6 0.3 1.6 1.5 4.1

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

Texas United States

179

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN TEXAS, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








TEXAS

TEXAS

TEXAS

$86.9

$86.0

$83.5

$61.6

$57.4

Crude petroleum

Coal-n.e.c.

Electronics

Motorized vehicles

Machinery

$173.0

$148.6

$126.0

$116.7

$102.6

Gasoline

Machinery

Fuel oils

Coal-n.e.c.

Electronics

126.5

119.0

65.8

52.1

33.4

Crude petroleum

Coal-n.e.c.

Coal

Cereal grains

Basic chemicals

193.4

179.2

173.0

163.1

141.5

Gravel

Gasoline

Fuel oils


Coal-n.e.c.

$126.5

$89.6

$88.1

$58.9

$57.9

Coal-n.e.c.

Crude petroleum

Electronics

Motorized vehicles

Machinery

154.5

95.7

47.1

26.6

18.1

Coal-n.e.c.

Crude petroleum

Basic chemicals

Plastics/rubber

Gasoline

6,631

2921,575

369

11,348

2,7831,528

371


Revenues

Expenditures


2.8b ▲ 8.9% 2013 2007-2013

1.2t ▲ 12.0% 2013 2007-2013

$1.6t ▲ 57.2%


180 181


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







1.38

1.09

Texas

United States



2,671.3 3,073.52003 2013

657.1

548.2

Texas

United States

188.8 201.82003 2013

31 ▼ -13.9%

2013 2003-2013

9 ▲ 12.5%

2013 2003-2013

52 ▼ -40.9%

2013 2003-2013



3,382 ▼ -11.5%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

49.5%19.8%14.5%14.2%

1.4%0.5%

122.2

86.4

Texas

United States


1,310

80 52 17

1,599

81 62 20

1,839

136 97 17


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential13.0%

Commercial12.4%

Industrial50.8%

23.7%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

45.7%

24.4%

12.6%

3.0%

9.9%

4.4%

Energy Source

181

CDCLGU CNY OGD PVU SLC SGU VEL ENV

Utah

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:UtahUnited States

United States

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:UtahUnited States

January 2016

UTAH



9


46,254 3,014 1,343

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%81.7%10.5%

3.4%



NUMBER OF MPOs

4

182 183


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




47,856 ▲ 16.3%

2013 2003-2013

UTAH TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▲ 12.4%

24.0 27.02003 2013

43.6

36.1

Utah

United States

4.13

3.79

Utah

United States


21,185 ▲ 3.4%

Air transportation

7,910 ▼ -10.0%


5,104 ▲ 25.3%


4,395 ▲ 66.2%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

36.3%30.5%16.2%13.0%

2.6%1.5%



other

Worked athome

2.9m ▲ 23.0% 2013 2003-2013

1.1m ▲ 22.3% 2013 2003-2013

1.7m ▲ 7.3% 2013 2003-2013

2.1m ▲ 2.7% 2013 2003-2013

46.8m ▲ 41.4% 2013 2003-2013

9.8m ▲ 9.1% 2013 2003-2013

76.0

11.8

2.3 0.8 2.6 1.35.1

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

Utah United States

183

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN UTAH, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








UTAH

UTAH

UTAH

$6.7

$6.5

$5.8

$5.0

$4.9

Misc. mfg. prods.

Crude petroleum

Motorized vehicles

Machinery

Mixed freight

$11.4

$7.9

$6.6

$4.7

$3.6

Machinery

Gasoline

Mixed freight

Fuel oils

Crude petroleum

7.5

5.3

4.2

2.8

2.5

Crude petroleum

Coal-n.e.c.


Other foodstuffs

Coal

18.4

15.8

13.3

11.7

9.2

Gravel


Coal

Waste/scrap

Gasoline

$16.6

$7.7

$4.3

$4.3

$4.3

Base metals

Coal-n.e.c.

Mixed freight

Misc. mfg. prods.


13.8

9.4

5.1

4.8

4.5

Basic chemicals

Coal-n.e.c.


Base metals

Coal

574

47192

1,962

624

111


Revenues

Expenditures


216.1m ▲ 5.8% 2013 2007-2013

104.1b ▲ 7.7% 2013 2007-2013

$135.0b ▲ 45.2%


184 185


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







0.81

1.09

Utah

United States



224.0 250.02003 2013

538.8

548.2

Utah

United States

15.7 16.52003 2013

12 ▲ 100.0%

2013 2003-2013

2 ─ 0.0%

2013 2003-2013

8 ▲ 100.0%

2013 2003-2013



220 ▼ -28.8%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

48.2%20.9%14.1%12.7%

2.7%1.4%

90.5

86.4

Utah

United States


67

4

88

3

72

3

88

3

144

3

89

3


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential21.1%

Commercial19.7%

Industrial29.1%

30.1%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

48.6%

27.2%

14.5%

3.0%

5.8%

0.8%

Energy Source

185

VermontUnited States

Beecher FallsDerby LineHighgate Springs

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:VermontUnited States Norton

Richford

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:VermontUnited States

January 2016

VERMONT



2


5

14,266

2,745

590

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%

75.6%

24.6%

7.5%


BORDER PORTS OF ENTRYBRIDGES



NUMBER OF MPOs

1

186 187


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




6,266 ▲ 4.3%

2013 2003-2013

VERMONT TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▼ -14.4%

8.3 7.12003 2013

37.2

36.1

Vermont

United States

3.75

3.79

Vermont

United States


2,918 ▲ 21.5%


1,439 ▼ -5.3%


989 0.0%


468 ▲ 53.9%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

43.4%27.5%17.6%

6.1%4.1%1.5%



other

Worked athome

626.9k ▲ 1.5% 2013 2003-2013

262.5k ▲ 2.4% 2013 2003-2013

543.1k ▼ -0.1% 2013 2003-2013

611.8k ▲ 18.5% 2013 2003-2013

2.7m ▲ 61.5% 2013 2003-2013

611.0k ▲ 11.5% 2013 2003-2013

75.4

9.7

1.2 0.95.3

0.76.8

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

Vermont United States

187

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN VERMONT, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








VERMONT

VERMONT

VERMONT

$2.9

$2.3

$2.0

$1.4

$1.4

Mixed freight

Base metals

Motorized vehicles

Electronics

Gasoline

$2.1

$2.0

$0.8

$0.7

$0.7

Machinery

Electronics

Other foodstuffs

Coal-n.e.c.

Mixed freight

2.9

1.8

1.2

0.9

0.8

Base metals

Gasoline

Coal-n.e.c.

Fuel oils

Mixed freight

4.2

2.8

2.0

1.7

1.6

Gravel



Logs

Waste/scrap

$6.5

$2.8

$1.5

$1.2

$0.9

Transport equip.

Other foodstuffs

Misc. mfg. prods.

Electronics

Machinery

1.8

1.5

1.1

1.0

1.0

Gravel

Cereal grains

Wood prods.

Other ag prods.

Other foodstuffs

182

5 18

678

24 31


Revenues

Expenditures


50.1m ▲ 10.7% 2013 2007-2013

12.0b ▲ 10.6% 2013 2007-2013

$28.8b ▲ 17.7%


188 189


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







0.97

1.09

Vermont

United States



51.9 49.22003 2013

601.4

548.2

Vermont

United States

3.7 3.22003 2013

1 ─ 0.0%

2013 2003-2013

0 ─ 0.0%

2013 2003-2013

2 ─ 0.0%

2013 2003-2013



69 ─ 0.0%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

59.4%23.2%10.1%

7.2%0.0%0.0%

78.6

86.4

Vermont

United States


28

1 3 1

51

1 3 2

122

1 3 1


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential31.9%

Commercial19.4%

Industrial11.8%

36.8%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

71.5%

19.9%

2.6%

5.1%

0.2%

0.6%

Energy Source

189

Virginia

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:VirginiaUnited States

United States

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:VirginiaUnited States

January 2016

VIRGINIA



MAJOR AIRPORTS

93


74,748 13,800

3,215

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%79.3%17.8%

8.1%

MAJOR WATER PORTS






15

The port of Norfolk was the 5th


190 191


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




95,463 ▼ -1.9%

2013 2003-2013

VIRGINIA TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▲ 5.1%

76.9 80.82003 2013

36.6

36.1

Virginia

United States

3.69

3.79

Virginia

United States


29,254 ▼ -10.0%


14,115 ▲ 21.2%


10,143 ▼ -9.4%


8,523 ▲ 43.3%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

42.0%27.4%16.2%

9.2%3.1%2.1%



other

Worked athome

8.3m ▲ 12.3% 2013 2003-2013

3.1m ▲ 6.8% 2013 2003-2013

5.6m ▲ 11.0% 2013 2003-2013

7.1m ▲ 11.1% 2013 2003-2013

73.6m ▲ 43.8% 2013 2003-2013

24.5m ▲ 31.3% 2013 2003-2013

77.4

9.44.4

0.5 2.5 1.34.5

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

Virginia United States

191

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VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA

$21.0

$18.0

$18.0

$14.2

$11.8

Mixed freight

Motorized vehicles

Electronics

Machinery

Textiles/leather

$32.9

$15.1

$11.9

$11.7

$9.1

Machinery

Mixed freight

Tobacco prods.

Electronics

Motorized vehicles

29.3

10.1

8.6

7.7

6.9

Coal

Coal-n.e.c.


Waste/scrap

Other foodstuffs

75.6

38.0

29.4

20.8

20.0

Gravel

Coal

Waste/scrap


Logs

$15.4

$14.3

$13.2

$11.6

$10.3

Electronics

Machinery

Motorized vehicles

Textiles/leather

Misc. mfg. prods.

13.6

9.1

6.4

5.7

5.7

Coal

Gravel

Other foodstuffs


Newsprint/paper

1,660

116

875299

4,248

523

1,378

396


Revenues

Expenditures


533.8m ▲ 3.3% 2013 2007-2013

152.7b ▲ 0.4% 2013 2007-2013

$455.0b ▲ 25.8%


192 193


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







0.92

1.09

Virginia

United States



716.0 733.42003 2013

592.7

548.2

Virginia

United States

50.0 47.82003 2013

11 ▼ -45.0%

2013 2003-2013

1 ─ 0.0%

2013 2003-2013

10 ▼ -23.1%

2013 2003-2013



740 ▼ -21.5%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

58.9%18.8%10.7%10.1%

1.1%0.4%

91.7

86.4

Virginia

United States


300

18 16 14

370

19 20 12

593

17 23 11


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential26.0%

Commercial25.4%

Industrial18.2%

30.4%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

59.2%

20.3%

13.6%

4.3%

1.2%

1.3%

Energy Source

193

Washington

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:WashingtonUnited States

United States

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:WashingtonUnited States

January 2016

WASHINGTON



11

9


1582,448 8,107 3,192

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%67.0%21.1%

4.7%

The ports of Tacoma and Seattle were the 7th and 10th busiest container ports in the nation in 2013.

MAJOR WATER PORTS




1,060MILES OF WATERWAY NUMBER OF MPOs

12

194 195


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




86,375 ▲ 13.9%

2013 2003-2013

WASHINGTON TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▲ 4.0%

55.0 57.22003 2013

37.0

36.1

Washington

United States

3.64

3.79

Washington

United States


22,925 ▲ 2.2%


18,110 ▲ 44.1%

Air transportation

11,431 ▼ -11.7%


8,954 ▼ -6.4%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

40.4%29.8%17.3%

7.6%3.6%1.4%



other

Worked athome

7.0m ▲ 14.2% 2013 2003-2013

2.4m ▲ 6.6% 2013 2003-2013

5.3m ▲ 20.3% 2013 2003-2013

6.4m ▲ 18.9% 2013 2003-2013

243.6m ▲ 33.0% 2013 2003-2013

19.2m ▲ 28.2% 2013 2003-2013

72.7

10.16.3

0.8 3.5 1.35.3

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

Washington United States

195

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WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON

$15.4

$13.0

$12.9

$11.4

$11.1

Electronics

Motorized vehicles

Crude petroleum

Textiles/leather

Machinery

$65.0

$34.2

$17.9

$12.9

$11.3

Transport equip.

Machinery

Gasoline

Mixed freight

Electronics

33.7

19.2

18.7

10.0

9.2

Cereal grains

Other ag prods.

Crude petroleum

Coal-n.e.c.

Coal

73.7

27.4

27.1

26.9

26.7

Gravel

Waste/scrap

Logs


Cereal grains

$23.9

$23.9

$20.0

$17.2

$11.6

Motorized vehicles

Electronics

Textiles/leather

Machinery

Misc. mfg. prods.

17.2

8.6

7.0

6.9

5.2

Wood prods.

Coal-n.e.c.

Gasoline

Cereal grains

Gravel

2,039

417 527 428

4,153

2,432

447 496


Revenues

Expenditures


582.4m ▲ 7.1% 2013 2007-2013

345.1b ▲ 8.5% 2013 2007-2013

$407.2b ▲ 34.9%


196 197


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







0.76

1.09

Washington

United States



585.6 593.02003 2013

483.1

548.2

Washington

United States

41.2 39.82003 2013

17 ▲ 6.3%

2013 2003-2013

8 ▲ 60.0%

2013 2003-2013

15 ▼ -25.0%

2013 2003-2013



436 ▼ -27.3%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

46.3%22.7%16.7%11.2%

2.5%0.5%

88.2

86.4

Washington

United States


1,068

20 23 37

1,325

24 24 33

1,486

21 23 31


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential24.3%

Commercial18.8%

Industrial27.9%

29.1%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

51.1%

18.0%

15.1%

3.0%

1.9%

10.9%

Energy Source

197

Huntington - Tristate

West Virginia

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:West VirginiaUnited States

United States

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:West VirginiaUnited States

January 2016

WEST VIRGINIA



7

1


680

38,750 7,163 2,226

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%70.7%21.5%

13.4%

MAJOR WATER PORTS

MILES OF WATERWAY




NUMBER OF MPOs

8

198 199


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




13,857 ▼ -12.6%

2013 2003-2013

WEST VIRGINIA TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▼ -4.2%

20.1 19.22003 2013

36.4

36.1

West Virginia

United States

3.40

3.79

West Virginia

United States


6,262 ▼ -29.6%


1,970 ▲ 20.2%


1,407 ▲ 5.2%


400 0.0%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

42.4%27.6%14.5%12.0%

2.2%1.3%



other

Worked athome

1.9m ▲ 2.3% 2013 2003-2013

576.0k ▲ 2.6% 2013 2003-2013

1.2m ▼ -7.5% 2013 2003-2013

1.5m ▲ 3.2% 2013 2003-2013

8.5m ▲ 147.1% 2013 2003-2013

388.9k ▲ 34.1% 2013 2003-2013

81.5

10.8

0.7 0.1 2.8 1.1 3.1

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

West Virginia United States

199

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WEST VIRGINIA

WEST VIRGINIA

WEST VIRGINIA

$8.7

$5.0

$4.1

$3.6

$3.6

Fuel oils

Mixed freight

Plastics/rubber

Base metals

Basic chemicals

$3.8

$1.3

$1.3

$1.2

$1.1

Machinery

Pharmaceuticals

Coal

Unknown

Motorized vehicles

8.0

7.5

3.8

3.8

3.4

Fuel oils

Coal

Gravel

Coal-n.e.c.

Basic chemicals

24.2

19.0

11.2

4.5

3.8

Coal

Gravel

Logs

Waste/scrap


$6.2

$4.6

$4.4

$3.9

$3.2

Coal-n.e.c.

Base metals

Plastics/rubber

Coal

Chemical prods.

84.7

9.8

5.5

4.0

3.4

Coal

Coal-n.e.c.

Gravel

Basic chemicals

Base metals

499

11 34

1,301

50 60 1


Revenues

Expenditures


252.2m ▼ -9.9% 2013 2007-2013

97.2b ▼ -13.6% 2013 2007-2013

$70.6b ▲ 20.7%


200 201


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







1.73

1.09

West Virginia

United States



170.4 170.22003 2013

580.7

548.2

West Virginia

United States

11.6 10.72003 2013

3 ─ 0.0%

2013 2003-2013

1 ─ 0.0%

2013 2003-2013

13 ▲ 30.0%

2013 2003-2013



332 ▼ -15.7%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

65.7%18.1%

7.2%8.4%0.0%0.6%

91.9

86.4

West Virginia

United States


37

4 0 2

42

4 3 2

101

9 3 2


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential23.6%

Commercial15.2%

Industrial38.1%

23.1%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

51.8%

24.3%

0.7%

3.6%

18.7%

0.9%

Energy Source

201

Duluth–SuperiorGreen BayMilwaukee

Wisconsin

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:WisconsinUnited States

United States

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:WisconsinUnited States

January 2016

WISCONSIN



9

3


230

115,145 14,109 3,449

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%74.4%5.4%

8.6%

MAJOR WATER PORTS

MILES OF WATERWAY




NUMBER OF MPOs

14

202 203


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




93,997 ▲ 4.4%

2013 2003-2013

WISCONSIN TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▼ -0.2%

59.6 59.52003 2013

36.5

36.1

Wisconsin

United States

3.76

3.79

Wisconsin

United States


48,066 ▲ 0.9%


13,832 ▲ 0.3%


8,537 ▼ -7.9%


7,200 ▲ 49.4%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

41.4%28.3%17.4%

8.3%2.9%1.7%



other

Worked athome

5.7m ▲ 4.8% 2013 2003-2013

2.4m ▲ 0.7% 2013 2003-2013

4.2m ▲ 10.8% 2013 2003-2013

5.3m ▲ 14.9% 2013 2003-2013

70.6m ▼ -14.5% 2013 2003-2013

4.8m ▼ -0.5% 2013 2003-2013

80.5

8.22.0 0.8 3.5 0.9

4.1

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

Wisconsin United States

203

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN WISCONSIN, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








WISCONSIN

WISCONSIN

WISCONSIN

$14.7

$14.4

$13.3

$13.0

$10.5

Pharmaceuticals

Motorized vehicles

Electronics

Machinery

Base metals

$20.1

$13.0

$12.0

$9.1

$6.4

Machinery

Mixed freight

Other foodstuffs

Motorized vehicles

Gasoline

35.0

17.5

11.0

10.6

7.3

Coal

Metallic ores

Coal-n.e.c.

Cereal grains

Base metals

43.3

30.8

27.4

17.7

17.1

Cereal grains

Gravel


Waste/scrap

Other ag prods.

$22.2

$19.9

$16.4

$14.9

$14.7

Machinery

Motorized vehicles

Other foodstuffs

Electronics

Mixed freight

16.3

10.2

8.4

6.8

5.8

Gravel

Base metals

Other foodstuffs

Natural sands

Cereal grains

1,676

84 153 10

3,874

363 247 15


Revenues

Expenditures


490.0m ▲ 6.9% 2013 2007-2013

201.2b ▲ 4.2% 2013 2007-2013

$284.7b ▲ 19.4%


204 205


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







0.91

1.09

Wisconsin

United States



420.3 412.22003 2013

552.9

548.2

Wisconsin

United States

29.0 26.72003 2013

12 ▼ -40.0%

2013 2003-2013

1 ─ 0.0%

2013 2003-2013

6 ▼ -62.5%

2013 2003-2013



543 ▼ -36.0%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

58.0%16.2%15.7%

6.8%1.8%1.5%

72.5

86.4

Wisconsin

United States


185

126

314

211

115

454

304

136

60

6


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential24.7%

Commercial20.5%

Industrial32.0%

22.8%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

65.6%

25.6%

2.2%

4.9%

0.7%

1.1%

Energy Source

205

CPR CYSCOD GCC JAC LAR RIWRKS SHR WRL

WyomingWyoming United StatesUnited States

WyomingUnited States

January 2016


WYOMING

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:


10


29,024 3,124 1,860

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%91.7%9.1%

13.5%



NUMBER OF MPOs

2

206 207


EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES




9,935 ▲ 45.4%

2013 2003-2013

WYOMING TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▲ 1.1%

9.2 9.32003 2013

40.5

36.1

Wyoming

United States

3.94

3.79

Wyoming

United States


4,952 ▲ 43.3%

Pipeline transportation

839 ▲ 32.5%


770 0.0%


739 ▲ 49.9%


Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

39.8%27.0%19.8%

7.3%4.6%1.5%



other

Worked athome

583.2k ▲ 15.8% 2013 2003-2013

212.6k ▲ 17.5% 2013 2003-2013

421.5k ▲ 11.5% 2013 2003-2013

830.5k ▲ 34.0% 2013 2003-2013

486.6k ▲ 157.5% 2013 2003-2013

532.2k ▲ 47.5% 2013 2003-2013

77.1

10.8

1.5 0.84.6

1.5 3.7

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

Wyoming United States

207

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN WYOMING, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW








WYOMING

WYOMING

WYOMING

$3.9

$2.1

$2.0

$1.9

$1.7

Crude petroleum

Mixed freight

Fuel oils

Articles-base metal

Machinery

$5.7

$3.9

$2.3

$1.6

$1.4

Fuel oils

Crude petroleum

Machinery

Gasoline

Coal-n.e.c.

4.5

2.3

2.1

2.0

1.9

Crude petroleum

Fuel oils

Basic chemicals


Coal-n.e.c.

45.4

8.7

6.7

4.6

4.1

Coal

Basic chemicals

Fuel oils

Crude petroleum

Gravel

$40.0

$9.3

$3.5

$1.6

$0.7

Coal-n.e.c.

Crude petroleum

Coal

Basic chemicals

Textiles/leather

371.3

51.9

19.3

10.4

2.3

Coal

Coal-n.e.c.

Basic chemicals

Crude petroleum

Cereal grains

162

1 22

761

359


Revenues

Expenditures


576.7m ▼ -9.0% 2013 2007-2013

572.7b ▼ -11.3% 2013 2007-2013

$41.8b ▲ 52.4%


208 209


TRANSIT FATALITIES


HIGHWAY FATALITIES







0.93

1.09

Wyoming

United States



121.1 114.02003 2013

1,257.3

548.2

Wyoming

United States

8.4 7.62003 2013

0 ▼ -100.0%

2013 2003-2013

0 ─ 0.0%

2013 2003-2013

1 ▼ -80.0%

2013 2003-2013



87 ▼ -47.3%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

58.6%26.4%10.3%

4.6%0.0%0.0%

202.3

86.4

Wyoming

United States


0

911 12

2

911

13

17

10 1113


Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential9.2%Commercial

11.8%

Industrial57.8%

21.3%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

33.9%

47.2%

2.0%

2.1%

14.0%

0.7%

Energy Source

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