AlabamaUnited States

GuntersvilleMobile

Bridges classified as functionally obsolete, 2013:AlabamaUnited States

Bridges classified as structurally deficient, 2013:AlabamaUnited States

January 2016

ALABAMA

Roads with acceptable pavement ride quality based on International Roughness Index, 2013:

TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE MAJOR AIRPORTS

9

2

TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

1,270

101,837

16,057

3,194

80.4%

10.1%

13.7%

89.7%

13.4%

8.6%

MAJOR WATER PORTS

MILES OF WATERWAYMILES OF FREIGHT RAILROAD

BRIDGES

MILES OF PUBLIC ROAD

Includes ports ranked in the top 150 ports by tonnage in 2013.

Includes Federal Aviation Administration Part-139 public use airports.

NUMBER OF MPOs

14NUMBER OF MPOs

14

POPULATION HOW RESIDENTS GET TO WORKPercentage of workers over age 16, 2013

EMPLOYMENT

LICENSED DRIVERS

REGISTERED VEHICLES

AVERAGE DAILY PERSON MILES AVERAGE DAILY PERSON TRIPS TRANSIT RIDERSHIP Miles per person per day, 2009 Trips per person per day, 2009

AIR CARRIER ENPLANEMENTS PASSENGER TRAVEL BY TRIP PURPOSE TRANSPORTATION INDUSTRY JOBSPercentage of annual person trips, 2009

HIGHWAY TRAVEL Billions of vehicle miles traveled, 2003-2013

58,471 ▲ 11.4%

2013 2003-2013

ALABAMA TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

2003-2013▲ 10.9%

58.6 65.02003 2013

39.5

36.1

Alabama

United States

3.42

3.79

Alabama

United States

Truck transportation

25,591 ▼ -16.2%

Support activities for transportation

10,848 ▲ 128.3%

Couriers and messengers

4,962 ▼ -1.7%

Transit and ground passenger transportation

1,677 ▼ -12.9%

Family/personal business

Social/recreational

To/from work

School/church

Work-related

Other

39.9%

27.9%

18.6%

9.9%

2.2%

1.5%

Drove alone Carpool Publictransportation

Bicycle Walked Taxi,motorcycle,

other

Worked athome

4.8m ▲ 7.3%

2013 2003-2013

1.6m ▲ 0.3%

2013 2003-2013

3.9m ▲ 7.3%

2013 2003-2013

4.8m ▲ 10.6%

2013 2003-2013

7.5m ▲ 13.1%

2013 2003-2013

2.3m ▼ -5.5%

2013 2003-2013

86.4

8.5

0.5 0.1 1.0 1.0 2.5

76.4

9.45.2

0.6 2.8 1.34.4

Alabama United States

MAJOR TRUCK FREIGHT FLOWS TO, FROM, AND WITHIN ALABAMA, 2010 VALUE OF FREIGHT FLOW

TONS OF FREIGHT FLOW

TON-MILES OF FREIGHT FLOW

STATE GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT TOP COMMODITIES SHIPPED FROMBy value moved in billions of current dollars, 2013 By weight moved in millions of tons, 2013

TOP COMMODITIES SHIPPED TOMillions of current dollars, 2012 By value moved in billions of current dollars, 2013 By weight moved in millions of tons, 2013

TOP COMMODITIES SHIPPED WITHINBy value moved in billions of current dollars, 2013 By weight moved in millions of tons, 2013

STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT TRANSPORTATION REVENUES AND EXPENDITURES

ALABAMA TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

ALABAMA

ALABAMA

ALABAMA

$17.0

$10.6

$8.7

$8.7

$8.0

Motorized vehicles

Electronics

Coal-n.e.c.

Machinery

Base metals

$23.1

$15.3

$6.9

$6.8

$5.3

Motorized vehicles

Machinery

Mixed freight

Pharmaceuticals

Gasoline

15.6

10.4

10.1

8.3

7.8

Coal

Coal-n.e.c.

Waste/scrap

Basic chemicals

Base metals

79.4

40.5

38.0

24.7

16.0

Logs

Coal

Gravel

Nonmetal min. prods.

Waste/scrap

$12.6

$11.8

$7.8

$7.6

$7.5

Motorized vehicles

Base metals

Mixed freight

Pharmaceuticals

Articles-base metal

13.2

10.9

9.9

9.1

8.8

Base metals

Nonmetal min. prods.

Newsprint/paper

Basic chemicals

Coal-n.e.c.

868

6 99 145

2,265

77 185 123

Highway Transit Air Water

Revenues

Expenditures

$386.6b ▲ 5.7%

Current dollars, 2013 2007-2013

531.5m ▲ 6.1%

2013 2007-2013

189.9b ▲ 6.3%

2013 2007-2013

$194.7b ▲ 22.3%

Current dollars, 2013 2003-2013

RAIL FATALITIES ENERGY USE BY SECTOR

TRANSIT FATALITIES

RECREATIONAL BOAT FATALITIES

HIGHWAY FATALITIES

HIGHWAY FATALITY RATEFatalities per 100 million vehicle miles

traveled, 2013

HIGHWAY FATALITIES BY PERSON

ALTERNATIVE FUEL STATIONS

Percent of Btu consumed, 2013

Number of stations, 2012-2014

TRANSPORTATION ENERGY USETrillion Btu consumed, 2003-2013

1.31

1.09

Alabama

United States

SOURCES: Infrastructure map, water ports, border ports—U.S. Department of Transportation, Bureau of Transportation Statistics, National Transportation Atlas Database 2014. Airports—U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Aviation Administration, Administrator's Fact Book. Employment—U.S. Census Bureau, County Business Patterns. Passenger travel by trip purpose, average daily travel—U.S. Department of Transportation, National Household Travel Survey. Freight map and data—U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration, Freight Analysis Framework. State GDP—U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis. Highway fatalities—U.S. Department of Transportation, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. All other data—As cited in U.S. Department of Transportation, State Transportation Statistics 2015, available at www.bts.gov.

ALABAMA TRANSPORTATION BY THE NUMBERS

458.4 469.52003 2013

684.3

548.2

Alabama

United States

32.1 30.32003 2013

10 ▼ -33.3%

2013 2003-2013

0 ▼ -100.0%

2013 2003-2013

18 ▲ 12.5%

2013 2003-2013

TRANSPORTATION ENERGY USE PER CAPITAMillion Btu per capita, 2013

MOTOR FUEL USE PER CAPITAGallons per capita, 2013

852 ▼ -15.1%

2013 2003-2013

Driver

Passenger

Motorcyclist

Pedestrian

Pedalcyclist

Other

63.0%

19.7%

9.4%

6.9%

0.7%

0.2%

98.2

86.4

Alabama

United States

TRANSPORTATION EMISSIONSMillion metric tons of CO2, 2003-2013

48

2815 11

50

2921

10

94

3225

6

Electric Ethanol Compressed NaturalGas

Biodiesel

2012 2013 2014

Residential18.6%

Commercial13.3%

Industrial43.8%

24.3%Transportation

Motor fuel

Diesel

Jet fuel

Ethanol

Natural gas

Other

61.0%

25.0%

2.8%

4.6%

4.8%

1.7%

Energy Source