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Miles of U.S. Transportation Infrastructure
Distance covered by different types of transportation infrastructure Last update July 2014
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Public Retail Gasoline Stations by Year
Trend of gasoline stations by state from 1996-2012 Last update July 2014
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Miles of U.S. Transportation Infrastructure
Source: Bureau of Transportation Statistics, National Transportation Statistics. Table 1-1
Notes: Highways include all public streets and roads.
This chart shows the distance covered by various types of transportation infrastructure in the U.S. Highways and other roads, totaling more than 4 million miles, cover vastly more miles than any other type of transportation infrastructure in the United States does. Notably, this mode of transportation is the least fuel efficient.
The majority of Amtrak is operated on right-of-way owned by Freight or Transit Rail, which provide the route miles.
Navigable waterways do not include the Great Lakes or deep ocean traffic.
Liquid pipelines are primarily for petroleum products, and gas pipelines are primarily for natural gas.
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