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10. Crain & Associates, Institutional Barriers to Intermodal
Transportation: Policies and Planning in Metropolitan Areas
(Washington: Transportation Research Board, 1996), pp. 3-1
to 3-3.
11. Stephen B. Goddard, Getting There: The Epic Struggle
between Road and Rail in the American Century (New York:
Basic Books, 1994), p. 255.
12. Federal Highway Administration, Highway Statistics 1989
(Washington: FHwA, 1990), Table HF-10.
13. Ibid.
14. See James J. MacKenzie, "The Going Rate: What It Really
Costs to Drive," World Resources Institute, Washington,
1992.
15. Federal Highway Administration, Highway Statistics 1989,
Tables FE-210 and DF.
16. Federal Highway Administration, Highway Statistics 1995
(Washington: FHwA, 1996), Table HF-10.
17. Peter Samuel, "Highway Aggravation: The Case for Privat-
izing the Highways," Cato Institute Policy Analysis no. 231,
June 27, 1995.
18. Goddard, p. 257.
19. For fuel consumption, see Federal Highway Administra-
tion, Highway Statistics 1995, Table MF-21.
20. For passenger-miles, see Bureau of Transportation Sta-
tistics, National Transportation Statistics 1997 (Washing-
ton: BTS, 1997), Table 1-7.
21. Federal Highway Administration, Highway Statistics 1995,
Table LDF.
22. Ibid., Table HF-10.
23. Bureau of Transportation Statistics, National Trans-
portation Statistics 1997, Table 1-7.
24. Federal Highway Administration, Highway Statistics,
various years, Tables FE-210 and DF.