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Trucks move more than

70% of all goods

transported around the United States

Source: ATA

T R U C K I N G B Y T H E N U M B E R S

OVERVIEW FACTS

Heavy duty

Medium duty

Light duty

Owner-operator

For-hire

Private fleet

13%

13%

74%

92%

7%

1%

GVW CATEGORY

Source: FleetSeek, 2018

In M

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Heavy duty

Medium duty

Light duty

Owner-operator

For-hire

Private fleet

13%

13%

74%

92%

7%

1%FLEET TYPE

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4

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4.1M

3.5M

2.4M

1.9M

1.8M

1.5M

1.2M

1.2M

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855K

Wholesale Trade-Nondurable GoodsWholesale Trade- Durable GoodsTrucking & WarehousingSpecial Trade ContractorsElectric, Gas & Sanitary Service

Heavy Constuction (except buildings)Business ServicesAuto Repair, Services & GaragesFood & Kindred ProductsOil & Gas Extraction

TOP 10 INDUSTRY CATEGORIES BY TRUCK COUNT

Source: FleetSeek, 2018

Source: FleetSeek, 2018

Approximately

5.8%of all full-time

jobs in America are related to

trucking Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2018

90,000 Number of new drivers that will be needed each year to keep up with demand.

Source: ATA

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OVERVIEW

In 2017, the American

trucking industry posted

revenues higher than the

GDP of more than 150 nations.

Source: ATA

FACTS

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

511,211

503,417

521,248

493,730

511,746

12,384

12,487

13,274

12,603

12,699

15,719

16,120

16,628

17,725

18,616

539,314

532,024

551,150

524,058

543,061

INTERSTATEFREIGHT

INTERSTATEPASSENGER

INTRASTATEHAZARDOUSMATERIALS

TOTAL

ACTIVE MOTOR CARRIERS BY TYPE 2013-2017

TRANSPORTATION SERVICES INDEX (TSI) FREIGHT AND PASSENGER MOVEMENT ESTIMATES,

2000-2017

Source: FMCSA

Source: FMCSA

U.S. trucks moved $10.8billion tons of freight in 2017.

That equates to about 30 lbs. worth of goods for every man,

woman, and child in the country.

Source: ATA

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OVERVIEWPROJECTEDFREIGHT GROWTHAbout 50 million tons of freight move across our nation every day

CONTAINER TRAFFIC AT U.S. PORTS (BY VALUE OF CARGO)

of America’s containerized freight flows through just 10 ports. Container traffic at U.S. ports is up by 28% since 2009.

Ports are opportunity multipliers—economic engines fueling good jobs not just on our coasts but across the country.

FMCSA-REGULATED CARRIERS BY NUMBER OF POWER UNITS

Tacoma 11.2 million Los Angeles 38.7 millionLong Beach 35.6 millionHouston 18.3 millionNew Orleans 97.2 million

NY/NJ 36.7 millionBaltimore 6.0 millionNorfolk 16.8 millionCharleston 12.8 millionSavannah 23.7 million

U.S. GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS BY SECTOR

2015

11.5 billion

1.7 billion

835 million

7 million

18 billion

2045

16.5 billion

2.1 billion

1.2 billion

24 million

25.3 billion

+44%

+38%

+24%

+234%

+40%

WATER

RAIL

TRUCK

TOTAL

AIR

27%

9%12%21%

31%

TransportationElectricityGeneration

Commercial and Residential

Agriculture

Industry

Source: U.S. Dept. of TransportationSource: FMCSA

Source: U.S. Dept. of Transportation

5%

10%

15%

20%

25%

1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2014

Trucks Ships PipelineRail

0%

Source: U.S. Dept. of Transportation

FREIGHT GHG EMISSIONS AS A PERCENTAGE OF TRANSPORTATION SECTOR EMISSIONS

Power Units 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

1 Power Unit 254,781 248,088 257,695 242,832 253,035

2 Power Units 93,533 92,665 96,034 90,910 92,937

3–10 Power Units 137,465 137,817 142,080 136,322 139,569

11–100 Power Units 44,780 45,600 47,193 46,636 47,989

>100 Power Units 3,870 4,012 4,192 4,171 4,273

No Power Units/ Unreported

4,885 3,842 3,956 3,187 5,258

TOTAL 539,314 532,024 551,150 524,058 543,061

Source: U.S. Dept. of Transportation