Goods Movement Infrastructure
Are you curious how freight of all varieties moves through the nation's network of ports, airports, roads, highways, bridges, tunnels and railroads? The Federal Highways Administration (FHWA) has put much work into outlining the freight network through their "Freight Facts and Figures". The latest update of this publication also forecasts the level of congestion along these major freight

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Waterborne Commerce
The U.S. Maritime Administration collects statistics on the impact of waterborne commerce on a number of economic variables including employment and economic growth. The "U.S. Water Transportation Statistical Snapshot" will give you these statistics and provide you with other useful information concerning waterborne commerce in the U.S.

Freight Rail
Railroads play a vital role in moving maritime commerce. Find out how freight rail allows U.S. exporters to reach markets overseas and retailers are able to stock stores here in the U.S.

Maritime Gateways
Our West Coast maritime gateways are a vital component to our nation's economy. Over half of our nation's containerized trade moves through a Pacific port. Get the facts and figures on trade volumes moving through West Coast marine terminals.