Performance Measure
Agency
Measure Name
Number of truckload equivalents removed from Virginia's highways through completed Rail Enhancement projects.
Measure Last Modified
Aug 08 2022 04:20
Measure Last Published
Jan 16 2024 12:59
Measure Status
Retired
Data Source and Calculation

This measure is calculated using program agreement performance. Total train containers x 2 = truckload equivalent for freight; intermodal = 4 truckload equivalents.

Associated Service Areas
SA CodeSA Name
61003Passenger and Freight Rail Financial Assistance Programs
Measure ID50561003.001.002
Measure ClassAgency Key
Measure TypeOutcome
Year TypeState FY
Preferred TrendIncrease
FrequencyAnnually
Statistical Unit
Baseline and Targets
Target NameDateResultNote
Baseline
Short Target 2023
Long Target 2024
Measure Results
YearResultExplanatory Note
2009620,224.00Results were restated on 7/28/14 as they were erroneously reported in container equivalents instead of number of truckloads removed.
2010672,240.00Results were restated on 7/28/14 as they were erroneously reported in container equivalents instead of number of truckloads removed.
20111,535,132.00The target is based on the agreed-upon total number of truckload equivalents stated in the performance agreements. Contracts and performance agreements are written on a calendar year. Thus, the results show performance from January 1, 2010 to December 31, 2010. (Note: Results were restated on 7/28/14 as they were erroneously reported in container equivalents instead of number of truckloads removed.)
20121,966,354.00The performance agreements for this measure are written on a calendar year basis. Thus, the results are for the calendar year (CY) January 1, 2011 to December 31, 2011. The actual result for CY2011 is higher than CY2010 partly because 2010 includes a partial year of reporting for the APM-Portsmouth facility which began accepting rail cars in July 2010; whereas, 2011 includes the full year. (Note: Results were restated on 7/28/14 as they were erroneously reported in container equivalents instead of number of truckloads removed.)
20132,117,150.00Completed significant number of rail projects that resulted in increased rail freight capacity. The number is reported on a calendar year basis for the time period January 1, 2012 through December 31, 2012. (Note: Results were restated on 7/28/14 as they were erroneously reported in container equivalents instead of number of truckloads removed.)
20142,276,010.00
20153,361,898.00Performance agreements for this measure are written on a calendar year basis. Thus, these results are calendar year January 1, 2014 to December 31, 2014. There are several new projects reporting carloads this year which accounts for the increase in truckload equivalents removed from VA highways.
20164,761,233.00REF carloads are highly variable year to year depending on the types of industries in their reporting phase. Grantees have a 3 year reporting phase. As grantees move out of their 3 year reporting phase and new industries move in, the carloads overall will change and generally not follow an upward trajectory every year.
20174,778,899.00
20184,846,721.00REF data is reported by the calendar year.
20195,493,856.00
20205,721,367.00
2021
2022
2023
- Run Date: 04/18/2024 09:52:20