Transportation and the State of Missouri

Missouri and Transportation

Missouri’s infrastructure supports businesses by supporting transportation: Within the State Into the State From the State Through the State

Source: Freight Analysis Framework, FHWA

Total Freight Transportation in Missouri - 2011

765,781Current

Millions$

1,085,595Thousand

of Tons

Within 22%

From 41%

To 37%

Within 18%

From 39%

To 43%

Source: Freight Analysis Framework, FHWA

Missouri’s Trade Partners - 2011

2,740,636 Current

Millions$

2,855,720 Thousand

of Tons

Missouri 8%

Loui-siana

2% Illi-nois 1%

Texas

1%

Kan-sas 1%

Other87%

Missouri 5% Illinois

1% Texas

1%

Kan-sas 0%

Cali-fornia

0%

Other93%

Source: Freight Analysis Framework, FHWA

2011 Modal Flows Within Missouri

134,092 Current

Millions$

241,028 Thousand

of Tons

Truck 94%

Rail 1%

Water 1%

Multiple modes & mail 2%

Pipeline 0% Other and unknown

2%

Truck 93%

Multiple modes & mail

4%

Other and unknown

3%

Source: Freight Analysis Framework, FHWA

2011 Modal Flows From Missouri

300,133 Current

Millions$

444,918 Thousand

of Tons

Truck 71%

Rail 8%

Water 15%

Multiple modes & mail 4%

Other and unknown 2%

Truck 78%

Rail 3%

Wa-ter 2%

Air (in-

clude truck-air) 1%

Mul-tiple modes &

mail 11%

Other and unknown

5%

Source: Freight Analysis Framework, FHWA

2011 Modal Flows Into Missouri

331,556 Current

Millions$

399,649 Thousand

of Tons

Truck 40%

Rail 3%

Water 15% Air

(in-clude truck-air) 1%

Multi-ple

modes & mail

7%

Pipeline 29%

Other and unknown 2%

No domestic mode 4%

Truck 75%

Rail 16%

Wa-ter 1%

Mul-tiple

modes & mail

4%

Pipeline 3%

Other and unknown 2%

Source: Freight Analysis Framework, FHWA

2011 Top Commodities Within Missouri

241,028 Current

Millions$

241,028 Thousand

of Tons

Gravel 21%

Cereal grains

21%

Waste/scrap 9%

Nonmetal min. prods.

9%

Natural sands

7%

Other ag prods.

4%

Fuel oils 3%

Nonmetal-lic minerals

3%

Animal feed 2%

Coal-n.e.c. 2%

Other20%

Machinery 8%

Mo-tor-ized ve-hi-

cles 4%

Mixe

d freigh

t 3%

Ce-real

grains 3%

Fuel oils 3%

Other food-stuffs

2% Arti-cles-base

metal 2%

Gaso-line 2%

Chemical

prods. 2%

Other ag

prods. 2%

Other68%

Source: Freight Analysis Framework, FHWA

2011 Top Commodities From Missouri

300,133 Current

Millions$

444,918 Thousand

of Tons

Gravel 28%

Cereal grains

21% Waste/scrap 8%

Nonmetal min.

prods. 7%

Other ag prods.

4%

Natural sands

4%

Other foodstuffs

3%

Animal feed 2%

Coal-n.e.c.

2%

Fuel oils 2%

Other21%

Machinery 10%

Motor-ized vehi-cles 10%

Misc. mfg.

prods. 6%

Chem-ical

prods. 6%

Cereal grains

5%

Mixed freight

5% Arti-cles-base

metal 4%

Other foodstuffs 4%

Plastics/rubber 4%

Electronics 4%

Other43%

Source: Freight Analysis Framework, FHWA

2011 Top Commodities To Missouri

331,556 Current

Millions$

399,649 Thousand

of Tons

Cereal grains

14%

Coal 14%

Gravel 13%

Natural sands 6% Nonmetal min.

prods. 6%

Waste/scrap

6%

Coal-n.e.c.

4%

Other ag

prods. 3%

Other food-stuffs

3%

Gaso-line 2%

Other28%

Machinery 11%

Motor-ized vehi-cles 9%

Phar-maceuticals

6% Mixed freight

5% Base

metals 5%

Other food-stuffs

5%

Tex-tiles/

leather 4%

Electronics 4%

Plastics/rubber 4%

Articles-base metal

4%

Other42%

Forecast of Transportation for Missouri 2011-2040 By Weight (in thousand tons)

Source: Freight Analysis Framework, FHWA

2010 2040 -

500,000

1,000,000

1,500,000

2,000,000

2,500,000

3,000,000

No domestic mode Other and unknown Pipeline Multiple modes & mail Air (include truck-air) Water Rail Truck

Forecast of Transportation for Missouri 2011-2040 By Value (current millions $)

Source: Freight Analysis Framework, FHWA

2010 2040 -

200,000

400,000

600,000

800,000

1,000,000

1,200,000

1,400,000

1,600,000

1,800,000

No domestic mode Other and unknown Pipeline Multiple modes & mail Air (include truck-air) Water Rail Truck