U.S Department of Transportation
Roadway attributes datasets in the Highway Performance Monitoring System (HPMS) consist of three separate tables: the Road Designations Table, the Road Identifications Table, and the Road Events Table. The Roads Event…
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Contains information about travel on non-Federal-Aid roads (functionally classified as local or rural minor collector) for each adjusted urbanized area and rural areas. (Note: Urban ID 99998 represents small urban…
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2016 Traffic Volume Data from FHWA's TMAS Data Program. Unweighted raw continuous traffic count information collected by state highway agencies.
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The Facility Inventory dataset details all facilities supporting public transit service as reported to the National Transit Database (NTD) by each public transit agency in the 2024 report year. This file is also…
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Annual state highway agency dollars of capital outlays by rural / urban, functional class, and improvement type for the 50 states and DC from the Highway Statistics table SF-12A.
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State DOTs provide the Highway Performance Monitoring System (HPMS) with the location limits of highway sections used to represent statewide aggregations based on a statistically valid Sample Panel.
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These data are the road section attributes from the Highway Performance Monitoring System (HPMS). The HPMS Field Manual, and corresponding section dataset, identify records by their Data Item.
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Annual dollar amounts of obligations of Federal-aid highway funds by functional system for the 50 States, DC, PR, and the territories from FHWA Highway Statistics table FA-4C.
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Annual dollars of revenues used by states for highways from various sources for each of the 50 states and DC from the Highway Statistics table SF-1.
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Annual report of state highway user revenue sources for the 50 states and DC from the Highway Statistics Series table SDF.
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Annual motor-fuel (gasoline and gasohol combined) by highway and nonhighway use for the 50 States and DC from the Highway Statistics table MF-21.
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Annual vehicle miles of travel by functional system for each of the 50 states, DC, and Puerto Rico from the Highway Statistics table VM-2. (Note: In 2009, the Urban functional class of Collectors became Major Collectors…
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All Railroads covered by Part 225 Accident/Injury reporting are required to provide monthly summary statistics via the form F6180.55.
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This dataset details places and counties served by Demand Response (DR) modes for each applicable agency and type of service (TOS) reported to the National Transit Database for the 2024 report year. NTD Data Tables…
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Summary monthly motor fuel data on the amount of on-highway fuel used at the state level. Includes the amount of gallons of gasoline/gasohol and special fuel (primarily diesel) taxed each month.
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The use of special fuel (diesel) as a percent of the total highway use of motor fuel by State from the Federal Highway Administration's Office of Policy Information's Highway Statistics Series.
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The National Bicycle Network is a geospatial dataset for nationwide bicycle routes. It is based on data and information released by public agencies such as state transportation departments, local Metropolitan Planning…
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Annual summary of receipts and expenditures for highways by Federal Agencies, funding source, and type of income or expense at the national level from the Highway Statistics Series table FA-5. (Note: Number of rows per…
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Historic Highway Performance Monitoring System sample data for the year 2004
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NOTE: With Federal Register Notice 91 FR 1856, the Federal Transit Administration approved a proposed recission of the WE-20 reporting requirement. As of January 15, 2026, transit agencies no longer submit weekly…