1999	20001
Highway:		Passenger cars		20,862	20,455
		Light trucks and vans		11,265	11,439
		Pedestrians		4,939	4,727
		Motorcycles		2,483	2,680
		Pedalcycles		754	738
		Medium and heavy trucks		759	746
		Buses		59	31
		Other		596	984
		Total		41,717	41,800
Grade Crossings:2				(402)	(425)
Rail:	Intercity3-
		Trespassers and nontrespassers4		530	544
		Employees and contractors		43	28
		Passengers on trains		14	4
	Transit5-
		Light, heavy, and commuter rail		196	194
		Total		783	770
Marine:		Recreational boating		734	701
		Cargo transport		47	36
		Commercial fishing6		57	41
		Commercial passengers		36	23
		Total		874	801
Aviation:		General aviation		630		592
		Airlines		12	92
		Air taxi		38	71
		Commuter		12	5
		Foreign/unregistered7		1	17
		Total		693	777
Pipeline:		Gas		22	37
		Liquids		4	1
		Total		26	38
		Total:	44,093		44,186
1 Numbers for 2000 are preliminary estimates. Aviation data come from the NTSB; all other data are from the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT).
2 Grade crossing fatalities are not counted as a separate category for determining the grand totals because they are included in the highway and rail categories, as appropriate.
3 Data reported to Federal Rail Administration (FRA).
4 Does not include motor vehicle occupants killed at grade crossings.
5 Data reported to Federal Transit Administration (FTA). Fatalities for commuter rail operations may also be reported to the FRA and may be included in the intercity railroad fatalities.
6 Refers to operational fatalities.
7 Includes non-U.S. registered aircraft involved in accidents in the United States.