Freight Movement & Air Quality

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Chapter 2:

Figure 2-1

Distribution of 1990 domestic ton miles:
Domestic waterborne freight: 31.9%;
Domestic air freight: 0.3%;
Intercity truck: 28.1%;
Class 1 rail: 39.6%.
Distribution of 2001 domestic ton miles:
Domestic waterborne freight: 19.5%;
Domestic air freight: 0.4%;
Intercity truck: 33.0%;
Class 1 rail: 47.0%.

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Figure 2-2

Modal share of freight tonnage, 2002:
Marine Vessel: 19.8%;
Air: 0.1%;
Trucking: 64.6%;
Rail: 15.4%.

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Figure 2-3

Domestic freight shipment value by mode, 2002:
Waterborne: 1%;
Air: 3%;
Truck: 75%;
Rail: 4%;
Parcel, U.S. Postal Service, or courier: 12%
Other: 5%

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Figure 2-4

	1990	1991	1992	1993	1994	1995	1996	1997	1998	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Intercity Truck	735,000	758,000	815,000	861,000	908,000	921,000	972,000	996,000	1,027,000	1,059,000	1,074,000	1,051,000
Class I Rail	1,033,969	1,038,875	1,066,781	1,109,309	1,200,701	1,305,688	1,355,975	1,348,926	1,376,802	1,433,461	1,465,960	1,495,472	1,507,011	1,551,438
Domestic Waterborne Freight	833,544	848,399	856,685	789,658	814,919	807,728	764,687	707,410	672,795	655,862	645,799	621,686	612,081	606,146
Domestic Air Freight	9,064	8,860	9,820	10,675	11,803	12,520	12,861	13,601	13,840	14,202	14,983	13,288	13,882	14,924

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Figure 2-5

	1990	1991	1992	1993	1994	1995	1996	1997	1998	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Carloads Originated	20,868,297	21,401,246	21,205,530	21,682,894	23,178,595	23,726,164	24,158,570	25,016,471	25,704,975	27,096,202	27,762,747	27,205,415	27,901,367	28,870,049
Intermodal Trailers and Containers	6,206,782	6,246,134	6,627,841	7,156,628	8,128,228	7,936,172	8,143,258	8,698,308	8,772,663	8,907,626	9,176,890	8,935,444	9,312,360	9,943,362

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Figure 2-6

	1990	1991	1992	1993	1994	1995	1996	1997	1998	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Foreign Total	1042	1014	1038	1060	1116	1147	1183	1221	1245	1261	1355	1351	1319	1378
Foreign Imports	600	555	587	649	720	673	733	788	841	861	940	952	935	1005
Foreign Exports	442	458	451	411	396	475	451	432	405	400	415	399	384	373
Domestic	1122	1079	1095	1068	1099	1093	1101	1113	1094	1062	1070	1042	1021	1016
Total	2164	2092	2132	2128	2215	2240	2284	2333	2340	2323	2425	2393	2340	2394

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Figure 2-7

	All Cargo Carriers	Passenger Carriers
1994	10,853	9,937
1995	13,087	10,140
1996	14,206	10,011
1997	16,160	10,793
1998	17,377	10,974
1999	17,085	11,017
2000	17,852	12,205
2001	17,363	11,118
2002	17,832	9,931

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Figure 2-8

	1990	1991	1992	1993	1994	1995	1996	1997	1998	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Heavy-duty Trucks (gasoline and diesel)	24,490	24,981	25,453	26,236	27,"68"5	28,993	29,601	29,878	34,899	33,909	35,229	35,287	36,800	37,585
Commercial Air, Domestic (jet fuel)	12,429	11,506	11,763	11,959	12,476	12,812	13,187	13,660	13,877	14,402	14,845	14,017	12,848	12,959
Waterborne (residual and diesel fuel)	8,391	8,819	8,782	7,437	7,576	8,225	8,192	7,584	8,215	8,257	8,671	7,453	6,927	6,091
Class I Rail (diesel)	3,115	2,906	3,005	3,088	3,334	3,480	3,579	3,575	3,583	3,715	3,700	3,710	3730	3826

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Figure 2-9

Distribution of 2001 domestic ton miles:
Domestic waterborne freight: 19.5%;
Domestic air freight: 0.4%;
Intercity truck: 33.0%;
Class 1 rail: 47.0%.
Forecasted distribution of 2020 domestic ton miles:
Domestic waterborne freight: 15.4%;
Domestic air freight: 0.6%;
Intercity truck: 36.6%;
Class 1 rail: 47.4%.

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Figure 2-10

		HDV	Marine	Locomotive
2010	NOx	-36%	-10%	-41%
2010	PM	-30%	-10%	-26%
2020	NOx	-83%	-21%	-49%
2020	PM	-66%	-15%	-39%

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Figure 2-11

2002 NOx emissions, by mode:
Air Freight: 0.2%
Freight Rail: 15%
Commercial Marine: 18%
Heavy-Duty Trucks: 67%
Predicted 2010 NOx emissions, by mode:
Air Freight: 0.5%
Freight Rail: 15%
Commercial Marine: 26%
Heavy-Duty Trucks: 58%
Predicted 2020 NOx emissions, by mode:
Air Freight: 1.2%
Freight Rail: 23%
Commercial Marine: 44%
Heavy-Duty Trucks: 31%

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Figure 2-12

2002 PM-10 emissions, by mode:
Air Freight: 0.4%
Freight Rail: 11%
Commercial Marine: 24%
Heavy-Duty Trucks: 65%
Predicted 2010 PM-10 emissions, by mode:
Air Freight: 0.6%
Freight Rail: 13%
Commercial Marine: 35%
Heavy-Duty Trucks: 52%
Predicted 2020 PM-10 emissions, by mode:
Air Freight: 0.7%
Freight Rail: 14%
Commercial Marine: 48%
Heavy-Duty Trucks: 38%

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Appendix C:

Figure C-1: Between Los Angeles and Northwest States: 6.5 million tons, 8%;
Between Los Angeles and Southwest States: 15.2 million tons, 18%;
Between Los Angeles and North Central States: 31.8 million tons, 39%;
Between Los Angeles and Northeast States: 1.7 million tons, 2%;
Between Los Angeles and Southeast States: 5.6 million tons, 7%;
Between Los Angeles and South Central States: 21.2 million tons, 26%.
Northeast states:
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut,
Rhode Island, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland,
West Virginia, Delaware, Virginia.
Southeast states:
North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama,
Mississippi, Tennesee.
North Central states:
North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Minnesota, Iowa,
Missouri, Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky,
Ohio.
South Central states:
Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas.
Northwest states:
Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming.
Southwest states:
California, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico.

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Figure C-2: Between D.F.W. and Northwest States: 1.4 million tons, 4%;
Between D.F.W. and Southwest States: 7.5 million tons, 23%;
Between D.F.W. and North Central States: 9.1 million tons, 27%;
Between D.F.W. and Northeast States: 0.7 million tons, 2%;
Between D.F.W. and Southeast States: 2.3 million tons, 7%;
Between D.F.W. and South Central States: 12.3 million tons, 37%.
Northeast states:
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut,
Rhode Island, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland,
West Virginia, Delaware, Virginia.
Southeast states:
North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama,
Mississippi, Tennesee.
North Central states:
North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Minnesota, Iowa,
Missouri, Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky,
Ohio.
South Central states:
Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas.
Northwest states:
Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming.
Southwest states:
California, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico.

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Figure C-3: Between Houston and Northwest States: 3.1 million tons, 1%;
Between Houston and Southwest States: 12.4 million tons, 4%;
Between Houston and North Central States: 26.7 million tons, 8%;
Between Houston and Northeast States: 14.1 million tons, 4%;
Between Houston and Southeast States: 27.9 million tons, 8%;
Between Houston and South Central States: 256 million tons, 75%.
Northeast states:
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut,
Rhode Island, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland,
West Virginia, Delaware, Virginia.
Southeast states:
North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama,
Mississippi, Tennesee.
North Central states:
North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Minnesota, Iowa,
Missouri, Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky,
Ohio.
South Central states:
Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas.
Northwest states:
Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming.
Southwest states:
California, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico.

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Figure C-4: Between Chicago and Northwest States: 52.5 million tons, 23%;
Between Chicago and Southwest States: 36.1 million tons, 16%;
Between Chicago and North Central States: 57.9 million tons, 26%;
Between Chicago and Northeast States: 33 million tons, 15%;
Between Chicago and Southeast States: 29.2 million tons, 13%;
Between Chicago and South Central States: 15.0 million tons, 7%.
Northeast states:
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut,
Rhode Island, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland,
West Virginia, Delaware, Virginia.
Southeast states:
North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama,
Mississippi, Tennesee.
North Central states:
North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Minnesota,
Iowa, Missouri, Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana,
Kentucky, Ohio.
South Central states:
Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas.
Northwest states:
Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming.
Southwest states:
California, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico.

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Figure C-5: Between Detroit and Northwest States: 0.5 million tons, 1%;
Between Detroit and Southwest States: 0.7 million tons, 2%;
Between Detroit and North Central States: 22.1 million tons, 58%;
Between Detroit and Northeast States: 10.2 million tons, 27%;
Between Detroit and Southeast States: 3.1 million tons, 8%;
Between Detroit and South Central States: 1.2 million tons, 3%.
Northeast states:
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut,
Rhode Island, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland,
West Virginia, Delaware, Virginia.
Southeast states:
North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama,
Mississippi, Tennesee.
North Central states:
North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Minnesota, Iowa,
Missouri, Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky,
Ohio.
South Central states:
Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas.
Northwest states:
Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming.
Southwest states:
California, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico.

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Figure C-6: Between Baltimore and Northwest States: 0.03 million tons, 0.3%;
Between Baltimore and Southwest States: 0.05 million tons, 1%;
Between Baltimore and North Central States: 1.2 million tons, 14%;
Between Baltimore and Northeast States: 6.2 million tons, 73%;
Between Baltimore and Southeast States: 0.9 million tons, 11%;
Between Baltimore and South Central States: 0.1 million tons, 2%.
Northeast states:
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut,
Rhode Island, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland,
West Virginia, Delaware, Virginia.
Southeast states:
North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama,
Mississippi, Tennesee.
North Central states:
North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Minnesota, Iowa,
Missouri, Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky,
Ohio.
South Central states:
Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas.
Northwest states:
Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming.
Southwest states:
California, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico.

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