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2017 Highway Statistics Report PENNSYLVANIA HIGHWAY STATISTICS 2017 HIGHWAY DATA PUB 600 (7-18) Interstate 83 South Bridge, Harrisburg. PA Highway Statistics 2017 INTRODUCTION Pennsylvania Highway Statistics is annually updated to summarize a variety of highway mileage and travel information in Pennsylvania. Most of the information is derived from the Highway Performance Monitoring System (HPMS) and reflects 2017 travel activity and highway conditions. The collection and compilation of this information was accomplished with the assistance of the Federal Highway Administration, Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, Metropolitan Planning Organizations, Rural Planning Organizations, toll authorities and others. Without their support, this report would not be possible. It is our goal to continuously improve this annual report as a service to anyone interested in Pennsylvania Highway Statistics. Any comments or suggestions will be greatly appreciated. For more information, visit us through the PennDOT Homepage at www.penndot.gov. If you have any questions concerning this report, please contact Jeremy Freeland at (717) 787-2939 or email: [email protected]. Mr. Laine A. Heltebridle, Director Bureau of Planning and Research PA Highway Statistics 2017 TABLE OF CONTENTS STATEWIDE MEASURES PAGE Mileage and Travel – 2017 Highway Statistics 1 Mileage and Travel – Interstate and US Routes 2 Mileage and Travel – Federal Aid/Non-Federal Aid 3 Systems Mileage and Travel – Total System 4 Mileage – Rural, Small Urban, Urbanized Areas 5 Travel – Rural, Small Urban, Urbanized Areas 6 Travel – Vehicle Type by Highway Functional 7 Classification Mileage and Travel - Trends 8 COUNTY AND DISTRICT MEASURES Mileage – Jurisdiction 9 Travel – Jurisdiction 11 Mileage and Travel – National Highway System 13 Map of National Highway System 15 Mileage – Federal Aid System 17 Mileage – Highway Functional Classification 19 Travel – Highway Functional Classification 21 Statewide Traffic Trends 23 Mileage – Maintenance Functional Classification 25 Mileage and Travel – PennDOT System 27 Mileage and Travel – PennDOT Engineering Districts 29 Functional Classification 31 Glossary 32 Customer Service Information 33 i Bureau of Planning and Research Transportation Planning Division PA Highway Statistics 2017 MILEAGE AND TRAVEL 2017 HIGHWAY STATISTICS PENNSYLVANIA HIGHWAY SYSTEMS LINEAR MILES DVMT TOTAL SYSTEM 120,527 278,414,227 Rural 72,758 95,897,881 Urban 47,769 182,516,346 FEDERAL AID SYSTEM 28,742 237,496,378 National Highway System 7,165 153,914,486 Interstate System 1,868 72,425,755 NON-FEDERAL AID SYSTEM 91,786 40,917,849 TOTAL STATE OWNED 41,646 232,040,547 PennDOT Owned 39,739 211,309,804 Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission 554 17,336,976 Other PA State Agencies 1,352 3,393,767 TOTAL NON-STATE OWNED 78,881 46,373,680 Total Local Municipal Owned 78,073 44,723,430 Federal Agency Owned 793 758,084 Toll Bridge/Ferry 15 892,166 1 Bureau of Planning and Research Transportation Planning Division PA Highway Statistics 2017 MILEAGE AND TRAVEL SELECTED ROUTES INTER- TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL MEAN US TOTAL MEAN STATE LINEAR LANE LINEAR LANE DVMT AADT ROUTE DVMT AADT ROUTE MILES MILES MILES MILES I 70 80.70 322.81 2,405,480 30,980 US 1 98.72 453.03 3,469,823 38,838 I 76 346.72 1,442.71 13,172,635 63,347 US 6 446.43 1,034.88 2,740,948 6,571 I 78 77.95 330.90 3,952,467 52,582 US 6N 26.55 55.50 89,982 3,655 I 79 179.40 742.44 6,190,838 36,846 US 11 247.28 671.64 2,896,726 12,415 I 80 311.12 1,264.50 8,623,294 28,849 US 13 44.58 134.41 715,387 16,380 I 81 232.76 977.38 10,031,969 44,022 US 15 151.84 579.49 2,528,267 16,712 I 83 55.47 238.95 3,215,428 58,998 US 19 182.19 494.65 1,965,564 10,846 I 84 54.88 220.48 1,177,702 22,179 US 20 45.43 153.88 453,688 10,129 I 86 7.00 27.99 67,059 9,556 US 22 281.88 1,037.88 6,031,682 23,067 I 90 46.37 185.49 1,443,630 31,611 US 30 329.01 990.85 6,367,050 21,959 I 95 51.00 313.27 6,054,701 133,732 US 40 85.26 214.38 590,037 7,625 I 99 85.74 351.94 1,914,685 23,126 US 62 118.16 268.04 558,101 5,113 I 176 11.34 45.66 287,731 24,825 US 119 120.46 336.81 1,283,438 10,792 I 180 28.84 121.63 725,773 27,439 US 202 64.03 229.08 2,219,024 35,734 I 276 32.38 165.60 2,711,117 87,490 US 206 0.40 0.80 2,760 6,900 I 279 18.55 76.01 649,561 39,266 US 209 154.53 333.60 1,213,671 8,972 I 283 2.91 11.63 165,430 57,483 US 219 214.54 565.78 1,358,256 6,492 I 376 92.54 403.41 3,239,340 43,669 US 220 203.72 504.44 1,501,184 7,692 I 380 24.46 99.65 650,274 26,558 US 222 106.09 333.13 2,900,859 26,649 I 476 129.35 541.40 5,468,834 80,678 US 224 10.15 24.22 81,714 8,267 I 579 2.73 8.60 72,109 26,693 US 322 278.54 672.09 2,867,360 10,847 I 676 2.89 15.71 352,611 121,165 US 422 219.46 685.97 4,272,413 20,964 US 522 101.57 203.72 435,102 4,691 2 Bureau of Planning and Research Transportation Planning Division PA Highway Statistics 2017 MILEAGE AND TRAVEL FEDERAL AID/NON-FEDERAL AID SYSTEMS FEDERAL AID HIGHWAYS – RURAL FUNCTIONAL CLASSIFICATION LINEAR MILES DVMT INTERSTATE 1,087 29,536,540 OTHER FREEWAY/EXPRESSWAY 344 5,648,353 OTHER PRINCIPAL ARTERIAL 1,593 11,520,170 MINOR ARTERIAL 4,590 17,938,179 MAJOR COLLECTOR 7,337 11,384,836 SUB TOTAL 14,951 76,028,078 FEDERAL AID HIGHWAYS – URBAN FUNCTIONAL CLASSIFICATION LINEAR MILES DVMT INTERSTATE 781 42,889,215 OTHER FREEWAY/EXPRESSWAY 565 20,613,135 OTHER PRINCIPAL ARTERIAL 2,798 44,174,923 MINOR ARTERIAL 3,941 32,711,822 MAJOR COLLECTOR 5,705 21,079,205 SUB TOTAL 13,790 161,468,300 FEDERAL AID TOTAL 28,741 237,496,378 NON- FEDERAL AID HIGHWAYS – RURAL FUNCTIONAL CLASSIFICATION LINEAR MILES DVMT MINOR COLLECTOR 6,960 5,023,896 LOCAL 50,847 14,845,907 SUB TOTAL 57,807 19,869,803 NON-FEDERAL AID HIGHWAYS – URBAN FUNCTIONAL CLASSIFICATION LINEAR MILES DVMT LOCAL 33,979 21,048,046 SUB TOTAL 33,979 21,048,046 NON-FEDERAL AID TOTAL 91,786 40,917,849 GRAND TOTAL 120,527 278,414,227 3 Bureau of Planning and Research Transportation Planning Division PA Highway Statistics 2017 MILEAGE AND TRAVEL TOTAL SYSTEM RURAL MILEAGE and TRAVEL by FUNCTIONAL CLASSIFICATION 80% 69.88% 70% 60% 50% Linear Miles 40% 36.61% 30.80% DVMT 30% 19.65% 17.11% 20% 15.48% 8.97% 10% 1.49% 0% Interstate Arterial Collector Local URBAN MILEAGE and TRAVEL by FUNCTIONAL CLASSIFICATION 80% 71.13% 70% 60% 53.42% 50% 40% Linear Miles DVMT 30% 23.50% 20% 15.29% 11.94% 11.55% 11.53% 10% 1.64% 0% Interstate Arterial Collector Local 4 Bureau of Planning and Research Transportation Planning Division PA Highway Statistics 2017 MILEAGE RURAL, SMALL URBAN, URBANIZED AREAS EXPRESSWAY COLLECTOR COLLECTOR INTERSTATE FREEWAY FREEWAY PRINCIPAL ARTERIAL ARTERIAL MAJOR OTHER MINOR TOTAL LOCAL OTHER OTHER LINEAR MILES- MINOR RURAL, SMALL URBAN, URBANIZED – Allentown/Bethlehem/Easton 52 39 183 190 419 0 2,375 3,258 Altoona 14 1 37 34 60 0 325 471 Binghamton, NY 2 0 0 0 5 0 12 20 Bloomsburg-Berwick 14 0 29 39 58 0 256 396 Chambersburg 12 0 27 15 77 0 307 438 Cumberland, MD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 East Stroudsburg 14 3 5 46 40 0 280 388 Erie 13 0 65 113 99 0 617 907 Hagerstown, MD 6 0 2 2 21 0 60 91 Hanover 0 7 53 26 54 0 337 477 Harrisburg 95 39 117 184 344 0 1,805 2,583 Hazleton 10 0 18 32 42 0 256 357 Johnstown 0 8 33 47 46 0 303 437 Lancaster 17 44 58 200 332 0 1,382 2,033 Lebanon 0 0 32 25 57 0 314 428 Monessen 12 13 30 57 70 0 416 599 Philadelphia 166 144 920 1,014 1,398 0 9,435 13,077 Pittsburgh 205 101 489 858 970 0 7,063 9,687 Pottstown 0 9 46 40 104 0 464 663 Reading 8 28 69 105 158 0 853 1,221 Scranton/Wilkes-Barre 75 21 118 225 223 0 1,497 2,159 State College 9 5 29 25 43 0 223 335 Uniontown/Connellsville 0 25 31 20 100 0 272 448 Weirton, WV 0 1 0 0 1 0 3 5 Williamsport 10 7 14 41 42 0 223 337 York 18 11 51 86 193 0 897 1,257 Youngstown, OH 1 6 17 31 35 0 175 265 URBANIZED AREA TOTAL 753 512 2,474 3,455 4,991 0 30,150 42,336 Small Urban Area Total 28 53 324 486 714 0 3,829 5,433 Rural Area Total 1,087 344 1,593 4,590 7,337 6,960 50,847 72,758 GRAND TOTAL 1,868 909 4,391 8,531 13,042 6,960 84,826 120,527 5 Bureau of Planning and Research Transportation Planning Division PA Highway Statistics 2017 TRAVEL RURAL, SMALL URBAN, URBANIZED AREAS EXPRESSWAY COLLECTOR COLLECTOR INTERSTATE FREEWAY FREEWAY PRINCIPAL ARTERIAL ARTERIAL OTHER TOTAL MAJOR MINOR LOCAL OTHER OTHER TRAVEL- MINOR RURAL, SMALL URBAN, URBANIZED – (thousands) Allentown/Bethlehem/Easton 2,674 2,208 2,990 1,965 1,641 0 1,656 13,134 Altoona 407 32 433 273 158 0 115 1,418 Binghamton, NY 45 0 0 2 16 0 3 66 Bloomsburg-Berwick 511 0 379 248 135 0 136 1,409 Chambersburg 558 0 332 101 329 0 139 1,459 Cumberland, MD 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 East Stroudsburg 758 83 96 562 124 0 127 1,750 Erie 427 0 895 770 316 0 333 2,741 Hagerstown, MD 258 0 18 25 93 0 25 419 Hanover 0 145 657 192 186 0 227 1,407 Harrisburg 5,298 1,856 1,968 1,790 1,334 0 1,146 13,392 Hazleton 318 0 234 264 111 0 150 1,077 Johnstown 0 141 255 221 138 0 62 817 Lancaster 556 2,655 844 2,359 1,391 0 1,049 8,853 Lebanon 0 0 396 167 205 0 171 939 Monessen 388 126 298 254 159 0 138 1,361 Philadelphia 16,091 6,688 16,766 10,148 6,728 0 6,741 63,162 Pittsburgh 9,163 2,450 8,484 6,039 3,261 0 4,600 33,997 Pottstown 0 369 698 352 318 0 217 1,954 Reading 268 1,390 1,253 913 502 0 566 4,892 Scranton/Wilkes-Barre 2,727 539 1,516 1,544 670 0 1,042 8,038 State College 287 102 392 181 203 0 58 1,224 Uniontown/Connellsville 0 349 421 114 237 0 90 1,210 Weirton, WV 0 25 0 0 4 0 1 29 Williamsport 357 129 160 284 87 0 138 1,156 York 1,005 424 962 804 892 0 425 4,512 Youngstown, OH 31 60 193 157 74 0 65 580 URBANIZED AREA TOTAL 42,128 19,769 40,639 29,729 19,314 0 19,417 170,996 Small Urban Area Total 761 844 3,536
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