Transit Market Share Inches Up
Latest annual data available from the United States Department of Transportation indicates that the market share of transit rose slightly in 2006, from 1.51% of passenger miles to 1.55% in 2005. Over the same period, gas prices rose 13% in the United States.
Annual data is at US Personal Vehicle and Public Transport Market Share from 1900
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