Pipelines and Water Carriers Lead the Modes of Oil Transportation in 2007 – Motor Carriers and Railroads Continue Smaller but Important Role

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Pipelines and Water Carriers Lead the Modes of Oil Transportation in 2007 – Motor Carriers and Railroads Continue Smaller but Important Role

2009-09-01
By Association of Oil Pipe Lines (U.S.)

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Alternative Title:

Report on Shifts in Petroleum Transportation
Corporate Creators:

Association of Oil Pipe Lines (U.S.)
Subject/TRT Terms:

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Crude Oil Environment Freight Transportation Modal Split Motor Carriers Oil Transport Petroleum Pipeline Transportation Railroads Statistics Tables (Data) Ton Miles Travel Modes Water Transportation
Resource Type:

Statistical Report
Geographical Coverage:

United States
Corporate Publisher:

Association of Oil Pipe Lines (U.S.)
Abstract:

The Association of Oil Pipe Lines released its annual report showing shifts in petroleum transportation from 1990 through 2007. Attached is a copy of the report’s data sources and statistical time series. The report considers the four major modes of transportation–pipelines, water carriers, motor carriers, and railroads–-and two major categories of petroleum–crude oil and petroleum products. Data are in short ton-miles. Table 1 contains data for total crude oil and petroleum product transportation. Table 2 contains data for crude oil. Table 3 contains data for petroleum products.
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urn:sha256:91e822776c0f0357f67489ec41097dc25929ecc6415b9a4cc53cb7246f69d6b2
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