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Clustered bar graph showing the commute mode share as a percent of the total for modes of transportation in New York State and in the United States. The y-axis shows the commute mode share as a percent from 0 to 100. The x-axis has one set of bars that represent commute mode shares for the United States, and another set of bars to show commute mode shares for New York State. The transportation modes included are: drive alone, carpool, public transportation, bicycle, walked, taxi, motorcycle or other, and worked at home.

Map of New York State shaded by county to show the percentage of county area with one percent or greater chance of flood. A second set of data is displayed by a scaled circle, one for each county, that represents the number of poor status bridges in that county. The inset map in the top left is a close up view of New York City with the same data shown.

Diagram with six boxes with arrows between them. Each box represents a category of transportation asset management (TAM) practices and includes a title with a list of related TAM practices below the title. Four boxes, organized in a two-by-two grid, are within brackets and have bidirectional arrows pointing to and from the adjacent boxes. These four boxes, starting and the top left and moving clockwise, are titled: TAM strategy and planning, resource allocation, asset performance, and monitoring and adjustment. There is one box on either side of the brackets that contain the four central boxes. On the lefthand box is titled organization and people, with a single arrow pointing towards the bracketed boxes. The righthand box is titled information and systems, with bidirectional arrows pointing to and from the bracketed boxes.

Map of New York State showing the rail lines and divided highways in the state. The types of rail lines displayed are Amtrak service, main sub-network, non-mainline active track, abandoned, out of service, and other. The types of divided highways displayed are interstate, U.S. highway, and state/county highway. The map is overlaid with assessment region boundaries and labels. The inset map in the top left is a close up view of New York City with the same data shown.

Map of New York State showing the marine highways and major ports. The marine highways displayed on the map are the marine highway going through the East River and around Long Island; the marine highway in the Atlantic Ocean coastal waters; the marine highway going through New York Harbor, up the Hudson River, and through Lake Champlain; and the marine highway connecting Lake Erie, Lake Ontario, and the St. Lawrence Seaway as well as the New York State Canal System. The map is overlaid with assessment region boundaries and labels. The inset map in the top left is a close up view of New York City with the same data shown.

Map of New York State showing the aviation facilities in the state. The types of aviation facilities displayed as dots are airport, balloonport, gliderport, heliport, seaplane base, and ultralight. The map is overlaid with assessment region boundaries and labels. The inset map in the top left is a close up view of New York City with the same data shown.

Stacked bar graph showing the annual ridership of three shared micromobility modes in the United States from 2010 to 2022. The y-axis shows ridershare as millions of trips. There are columns of three stacked bars along the x-axis, one for each year from 2010 to 2022. The stacked bars, from bottom to top, represent station-based bikes, dockless scooters, and e-scooters.

Clustered bar graph showing the average number of Citi Bike trips per day in New York City, by month, from 2018 to 2020. The y-axis shows the average number of trips per day. The x-axis shows the twelve months of the year. Each month has three bars, representing 2018, 2019, and 2020, clustered above it.

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