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policyinformation/pubs/pl08021 Figure 1-7. High Occupancy Vehicle Facilities by Type and State, 2006 - Our Nation's Highways: 2008 - FHWA
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Our Nation's Highways: 2008

Figure 1-7. High Occupancy Vehicle Facilities by Type and State, 2006

By reducing travel time and increasing reliability, high occupancy vehicle (HOV) lanes increase the number of people who can move through a congested corridor. While carpoolers, vanpoolers, and bus patrons benefit directly from a time-saving standpoint, we all share the benefits of cleaner air and lower energy use that are linked to HOV operations.

See paragraph above for explanation of this figure.

Data represented in the inset chart
Table in Excel format

Data Source: Data Source: U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration, Office of Highway Policy Information, Highway Performance Monitoring System.

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