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Table 1-54: U.S.-Mexican Border Land-Freight Gateways: Number of Incoming Truck or Rail Container CrossingsTruck Container 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011Total U.S.-Mexican border 4,434,441 Total U.S.-Mexican border 4,293,226 Total U.S.-Mexican border 4,512,900 Total U.S.-Mexican border 4,677,562 Total U.S.-Mexican border 4,740,407 Total U.S.-Mexican border 4,852,936 Total U.S.-Mexican border 4,844,250 Total U.S.-Mexican border 4,278,741 Total U.S.-Mexican border 4,709,137 Total U.S.-Mexican border 4,797,940Total top 5 gateways 3,556,930 Total top 5 gateways 3,444,994 Total top 5 gateways 3,621,641 Total top 5 gateways 3,740,341 Total top 5 gateways 3,777,395 Total top 5 gateways 3,881,283 Total top 5 gateways 3,882,764 Total top 5 gateways 3,408,198 Total top 5 gateways 3,765,646 Total top 5 gateways 3,845,841Laredo, TX 1,437,580 Laredo, TX 1,345,099 Laredo, TX 1,387,648 Laredo, TX 1,455,504 Laredo, TX 1,518,819 Laredo, TX 1,563,860 Laredo, TX 1,555,414 Laredo, TX 1,382,455 Laredo, TX 1,573,315 Laredo, TX 1,695,576Otay Mesa/San Ysidro, CA 726,318 Otay Mesa/San Ysidro, CA 711,526 Otay Mesa/San Ysidro, CA 726,166 Otay Mesa/San Ysidro, CA 744,278 El Paso, TX 757,795 El Paso, TX 759,319 Otay Mesa/San Ysidro, CA 774,195 Otay Mesa/San Ysidro, CA 686,119 Otay Mesa/San Ysidro, CA 731,960 Otay Mesa/San Ysidro, CA 747,531El Paso, TX 714,931 El Paso, TX 665,422 El Paso, TX 717,245 El Paso, TX 734,851 Otay Mesa/San Ysidro, CA 748,146 Otay Mesa/San Ysidro, CA 735,305 El Paso, TX 752,574 El Paso, TX 639,896 El Paso, TX 689,305 El Paso, TX 630,469Hidalgo, TX 386,985 Hidalgo, TX 405,238 Hidalgo, TX 453,222 Hidalgo, TX 494,572 Hidalgo, TX 462,859 Hidalgo, TX 496,413 Hidalgo, TX 477,014 Hidalgo, TX 420,646 Hidalgo, TX 459,698 Hidalgo, TX 459,028Calexico East, CA 291,116 Calexico East, CA 317,709 Calexico East, CA 337,360 Calexico East, CA 311,136 Nogales, AZ 289,776 Calexico East, CA 326,386 Calexico East, CA 323,567 Nogales, AZ 279,082 Nogales, AZ 311,368 Calexico East, CA 313,237Rail Container 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011Total U.S.-Mexican border 602,322 Total U.S.-Mexican border 607,475 Total U.S.-Mexican border 675,305 Total U.S.-Mexican border 728,559 Total U.S.-Mexican border 803,291 Total U.S.-Mexican border 813,511 Total U.S.-Mexican border 776,385 Total U.S.-Mexican border 574,299 Total U.S.-Mexican border 706,067 Total U.S.-Mexican border 770,965Total top 5 gateways 591,255 Total top 5 gateways 596,773 Total top 5 gateways 660,214 Total top 5 gateways 710,238 Total top 5 gateways 788,472 Total top 5 gateways 797,481 Total top 5 gateways 762,740 Total top 5 gateways 563,965 Total top 5 gateways 695,789 Total top 5 gateways 759,148Laredo, TX 296,782 Laredo, TX 313,244 Laredo, TX 317,061 Laredo, TX 316,402 Laredo, TX 332,950 Laredo, TX 341,856 Laredo, TX 328,592 Laredo, TX 271,095 Laredo, TX 327,453 Laredo, TX 371,553Eagle Pass, TX 98,236 Brownsville, TX 98,622 El Paso, TX 110,992 El Paso, TX 143,741 El Paso, TX 185,614 El Paso, TX 179,076 El Paso, TX 160,795 Eagle Pass, TX 141,664 Eagle Pass, TX 182,665 Eagle Pass, TX 194,731Brownsville, TX 96,591 Eagle Pass, TX 88,329 Brownsville, TX 97,803 Brownsville, TX 105,175 Eagle Pass, TX 112,521 Eagle Pass, TX 134,041 Eagle Pass, TX 142,377 El Paso, TX 72,353 El Paso, TX 89,808 El Paso, TX 92,182Nogales, AZ 52,236 El Paso, TX 50,893 Eagle Pass, TX 87,459 Eagle Pass, TX 98,089 Brownsville, TX 97,572 Brownsville, TX 90,139 Brownsville, TX 75,419 Nogales, AZ 44,832 Nogales, AZ 54,003 Nogales, AZ 61,232El Paso, TX 47,410 Nogales, AZ 45,685 Nogales, AZ 46,899 Nogales, AZ 46,831 Nogales, AZ 59,815 Nogales, AZ 52,369 Nogales, AZ 55,557 Brownsville, TX 34,021 Brownsville, TX 41,860 Brownsville, TX 39,450NOTESTruck Container data represent the number of Truck container crossings, not the number of unique vehicles. Data are for both loaded and empty truckcontainers.Rail Container data include both loaded and empty Rail containers .SOURCEU.S. Department of Transportation, Research and Innovative Technology Administration, Bureau of Transportation Statistics, Border Crossing/EntryData , available at http://www.bts.gov/programs/international/ as of Apr. 30, 2012.
Table 1-55: U.S.-Mexican Border Land-Freight Gateways: Number of Incoming Truck and Train CrossingsTruck 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011Total U.S.-Mexican border 4,426,593 Total U.S.-Mexican border 4,238,045 Total U.S.-Mexican border 4,503,688 Total U.S.-Mexican border 4,675,897 Total U.S.-Mexican border 4,759,679 Total U.S.-Mexican border 4,882,500 Total U.S.-Mexican border 4,866,252 Total U.S.-Mexican border 4,291,465 Total U.S.-Mexican border 4,742,925 Total U.S.-Mexican border 4,868,057Total top 5 gateways 3,544,815 Total top 5 gateways 3,378,199 Total top 5 gateways 3,604,137 Total top 5 gateways 3,737,803 Total top 5 gateways 3,778,528 Total top 5 gateways 3,895,641 Total top 5 gateways 3,893,000 Total top 5 gateways 3,407,336 Total top 5 gateways 3,792,491 Total top 5 gateways 3,921,752Laredo, TX 1,441,653 Laredo, TX 1,354,229 Laredo, TX 1,391,850 Laredo, TX 1,455,607 Laredo, TX 1,518,989 Laredo, TX 1,563,836 Laredo, TX 1,555,197 Laredo, TX 1,382,319 Laredo, TX 1,585,682 Laredo, TX 1,695,916Otay Mesa, CA 731,291 Otay Mesa, CA 697,152 Otay Mesa, CA 726,164 El Paso, TX 740,654 Otay Mesa, CA 749,472 El Paso, TX 782,936 Otay Mesa, CA 776,972 Otay Mesa, CA 684,425 Otay Mesa, CA 729,605 Otay Mesa, CA 744,929El Paso, TX 705,199 El Paso, TX 659,614 El Paso, TX 719,545 Otay Mesa, CA 730,253 El Paso, TX 744,951 Otay Mesa, CA 738,765 El Paso, TX 758,856 El Paso, TX 644,272 El Paso, TX 710,363 El Paso, TX 714,699Hidalgo, TX 390,282 Hidalgo, TX 406,064 Hidalgo, TX 454,351 Hidalgo, TX 491,077 Hidalgo, TX 457,825 Hidalgo, TX 486,756 Hidalgo, TX 476,000 Hidalgo, TX 419,426 Hidalgo, TX 459,331 Hidalgo, TX 453,235Calexico East, CA 276,390 Calexico East, CA 261,140 Calexico East, CA 312,227 Calexico East, CA 320,212 Calexico East, CA 307,291 Calexico East, CA 323,348 Calexico East, CA 325,975 Calexico East, CA 276,894 Nogales, AZ 307,510 Calexico East, CA 312,973Train 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011Total U.S.-Mexican border 7,757 Total U.S.-Mexican border 7,774 Total U.S.-Mexican border 7,844 Total U.S.-Mexican border 9,458 Total U.S.-Mexican border 10,166 Total U.S.-Mexican border 10,648 Total U.S.-Mexican border 10,262 Total U.S.-Mexican border 7,475 Total U.S.-Mexican border 7,667 Total U.S.-Mexican border 8,366Total top 5 gateways 7,179 Total top 5 gateways 7,265 Total top 5 gateways 7,282 Total top 5 gateways 8,719 Total top 5 gateways 9,344 Total top 5 gateways 9,745 Total top 5 gateways 9,563 Total top 5 gateways 6,969 Total top 5 gateways 7,198 Total top 5 gateways 7,885Laredo, TX 3,270 Laredo, TX 3,510 Laredo, TX 3,443 Laredo, TX 3,459 Laredo, TX 3,850 Laredo, TX 3,994 Laredo, TX 3,921 Laredo, TX 2,716 Laredo, TX 3,036 Laredo, TX 3,413Eagle Pass, TX 1,718 Eagle Pass, TX 1,624 Eagle Pass, TX 1,653 Eagle Pass, TX 1,812 El Paso, TX 2,449 El Paso, TX 2,691 El Paso, TX 2,473 Eagle Pass, TX 1,704 Eagle Pass, TX 2,012 Eagle Pass, TX 2,151Brownsville, TX 964 Brownsville, TX 1,045 Brownsville, TX 998 El Paso, TX 1,618 Eagle Pass, TX 1,337 Eagle Pass, TX 1,485 Eagle Pass, TX 1,654 El Paso, TX 1,502 El Paso, TX 1,046 El Paso, TX 1,152Nogales, AZ 607 El Paso, TX 629 El Paso, TX 744 Brownsville, TX 1,045 Brownsville, TX 1,055 Brownsville, TX 984 Brownsville, TX 875 Nogales, AZ 563 Nogales, AZ 602 Nogales, AZ 709El Paso, TX 620 Nogales, AZ 457 Nogales, AZ 444 Nogales, AZ 785 Nogales, AZ 653 Calexico East, CA 591 Nogales, AZ 640 Brownsville, TX 484 Brownsville, TX 502 Brownsville, TX 460NOTEData do not include privately owned pickup trucks.SOURCEU.S. Department of Transportation, Research and Innovative Technology Administration, Bureau of Transportation Statistics, BorderCrossing/Entry Data, available at http://www.bts.gov/programs/international/ as of Apr. 26, 2012.
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Table of ContentsINTRODUCTIONTable
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SECTION E. RAILROAD2-39 Railroad an
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IntroductionCompiled and published
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SOURCESU.S. resident population, ag
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Table 1-1: System Mileage Within th
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Table 1-3: Number of U.S. Airports
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Table 1-7: Number of Stations Serve
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Table 1-9: ADA-Accessible Rail Tran
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Section BVehicle, Aircraft, andVess
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Table 2-18: Motor Vehicle Fatalitie
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Table 2-22: Motorcycle Rider Safety
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Chapter 4Transportation, Energy,and
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Table 4-5: Fuel Consumption by Mode
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appendix cAcronyms and InitialismsA
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Air Carrier Profile continuedPerfor
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Highway ProfileFINANCIAL 1960 1970
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