TSAR 2013

BTS Productshttps://doi.org/10.21949/15014512013PDFStatistical ReportSprung, Michael J.Chambers, MatthewUnited States. Department of Transportation. Bureau of Transportation StatisticsMoore, William H.Wingfield, AlphaBronzini, Michael S.Pisarski, AlanMeyer, MichaelFletcher, WendellSedor, JoanneGreene, DavidSchmitt, Rolf R.Han, XiaoliFang, VincentFuller, JohnCampbell, CharlesChadwick, William Jr.Gorman, JeffHarrison, IvyRobinson, CeceliaRodes, JenniferSeguin, MarianneLewis, SteveMenegus, DominicSharp, JoySteve, KennethBeningo, StevenLiu, MindyNguyen, Long X.Firestine, TheresaMemmott, Jeffery L.Notis, KenUnited States. Department of Transportation. Bureau of Transportation StatisticsUnited StatesCondition surveysEconomicsEnergy consumptionEnvironmental impactsFreight and passenger trafficFreight transportationHighwaysPassenger transportationPipelinesStatisticsTransportation modesTransportation safetyTravel behaviorTrend (Statistics)RevenuesCostsOperating costsTSARThe Transportation Statistics Annual Report describes the Nation's transportation system, the system's performance, its contributions to the economy, and its effects on people and the environment. This 18th edition of the report is based on information collected or compiled by the Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS), a Federal statistical agency within the U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT). Chapters include: Extent of the U.S. Transportation System; Physical Condition of the U.S. Transportation System; Moving People; Moving Goods; Transportation System Performance; Transportation Economics; Transportation Safety; Energy and Environment; and The State of Transportation Statistics.123