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Highway Statistics 2005 - FHWA

1996 - 2005 System Travel Density Trends - Roadway Extent, Characteristics, and Performance - Highway Statistics 2005 - FHWA
Highway Statistics 2005 OHPI > Highway Statistics > 2005 > Roadway Extent, Characteristics, and Performance > System Travel Density Trends 1996 thru 2005

SYSTEM TRAVEL DENSITY TRENDS

 

System Travel Density Trend: Rural Interstate. Bar graph shows that rural interstate travel was at its highest level in 2004. The average daily vehicles per lane was 5,495

System Travel Density Trends: Urban Interstate.  2004 was the highest year for urban interstate travel.  There were a total of 13,9298 weighted average daily vehicles per lane

System Travel Density Trend: Urban Other Freeways and Expressways.  The highest travel for urban freeways and expressways was in 2002.  There were a total of 11,120 weighted, average daily vehicles per lane.


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