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Transportation in Canada 2002

Table of Contents

Report Highlights

1. Introduction

2. Transportation and the Economy

3. Government Spending on Transportation

4. Transportation Safety and Security

5. Transportation and the Environment

6. Rail Transportation

7. Road Transportation

8. Marine Transportation

9. Air Transportation

Minister of Transport

List of Tables

List of Figures

Addendum

TABLE A7-5: LONG-TERM TRENDS IN URBAN TRANSIT-PASSENGERS CARRIED & VEHICLE-KILOMETRES, 1981 – 2001
	Passengers carried (Thousands)	Vehicle-Kilometres (Thousands)
1981	1,367,121	696,255
1982	1,331,650	710,437
1983	1,370,897	561,982
1984	1,403,120	689,601
1985	1,447,528	725,251
1986	1,521,101	756,140
1987	1,468,963	694,321
1988	1,514,822	749,039
1989	1,520,421	780,642
1990	1,528,400	769,326
1991	1,450,057	780,825
1992	1,432,105	754,399
1993	1,396,451	756,634
1994	1,360,708	776,471
1995	1,361,062	742,260
1996	1,352,870	716,369
1997	1,382,242	749,963
1998	1,388,352	751,520
1999	1,442,005	805,799
2000	1,493,936	825,933
2001	1,481,103	814,375

Note: Including establishments with annual operating revenues of $500,000 or more (1981 – 1993), $200,000 or more (1994 – 2001); starting in 1994, the survey is done on a company basis, rather than on an establishment basis.

Source: Statistics Canada, Passenger bus and urban transit statistics, Cat. 53-215; special tabulations based on Canadian Urban Transit Association (CUTA)