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  • Bureau of Transportation Statistics releases State Transportation Statistics 2007

    Reference guide covers transportation data by state
    August 4, 2008

    The Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS), a part of the Research and Innovative Technology Administration (RITA), has released State Transportation Statistics 2007(STS)–a 140-page reference guide to transportation data by state. The fifth annual STS covers data on infrastructure, safety, freight transportation, passenger travel, registered vehicles and vehicle-miles traveled, economy and finance, and energy and environment. To find STS 2007 on the BTS website, go to State Transportation Statistics. To order a copy of the State Transportation Statistics 2007, contact BTS by phone at 800/853-1351, by e-mail at orders@bts.gov or by mail at Product Orders, RITA/Bureau of Transportation Statistics, USDOT, 1200 New Jersey Ave., S.E., Room E36-109, Washington, D.C., 20590. STS 2007 can also be obtained by going to the BTS website at www.bts.gov and ordering copies using the “Products” link. Contact for non-orders: Dave Smallen, 202/366-5568.



    Source: U.S. DOT   August 4, 2008



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