Reference/Data/Statistics: BTS Releases “Pocket Guide to Transportation” App For iOS and Android
New from the Bureau of Transportation Statistics, U.S. Dept. of Transportation.
From BTS:
The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS) has introduced the Pocket Guide to Transportation 2016.
The Pocket Guide is a popular, quick reference guide to significant transportation statistics.
The new app allows users to take all the informative graphics and tables from the guide with them without having to carry a copy of the Pocket Guide. All of the features of the annual Pocket Guide will be available from both the iTunes App Store for iPhone and iPad and the Google Play store for Android devices. All seven sections – Infrastructure, Moving People, Moving Goods, Performance, Economy, Safety and Environment – plus a new Major Trends section can be found on the app.
Direct to Android Version (via Google Play)
Direct to iOS Version (via iTunes App Store)
Direct to Web and PDF Versions of Pocket Guide to Transportation 2016.
Direct to Previous Editions of Pocket Guide
- Pocket Guide to Transportation 2015
- Pocket Guide to Transportation 2014
- Pocket Guide to Transportation 2013
- Pocket Guide to Transportation 2012
- Pocket Guide to Transportation 2011
- Pocket Guide to Transportation 2010
- Pocket Guide to Transportation 2009
- Pocket Guide to Transportation 2008
- Pocket Guide to Transportation 2007
- Pocket Guide to Transportation 2006
- Pocket Guide to Transportation 2005
- Pocket Guide to Transportation 2004
- Pocket Guide to Transportation 2003
- Pocket Guide to Transportation 2002
- Pocket Guide to Transportation 2001
- Pocket Guide to Transportation 2000
- Pocket Guide to Transportation 1999
- Pocket Guide to Transportation 1998
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