Government Links |
| BEA (U.S. Bureau of Economic
Analysis) |
The
BEA is an agency of the U.S. Department of Commerce which
provides national and international economic analysis.
Forecasts and analysis can be downloaded. |
| Bureau of Transportation
Statistics (BTS) |
The
BTS offers U.S. statistics covering all forms of
transportation, including rail, road, freight, air, and
related statistics, such as road quality, safety, and energy
consumption. Most statistics are downloadable and/or
printable. |
| Malcomb
Baldridge Award | The Malcolm Baldrige
National Quality Improvement Act of 1987 was signed by
President Reagan on August 20, 1987. The Act establishes an
annual U.S. National Quality Award. Its purpose is to promote
quality awareness and to publicize successful quality
strategies. The Secretary of Commerce and the National
Institute of Standards and Technology (formerly the National
Bureau of Standards) provide the leadership and management,
and the private sector provides the administration, the
examiners, oversight, and funding of the Award Program. |
| National Highway Traffic
Safety Administration (NHTSA) |
U.S.
government agency with information on auto safety related
issues, largely oriented towards consumers. The site provides
an authoritative source for (U.S.) vehicle crashworthiness,
research & development, and safety regulations. |
| National Statistics -
the official UK statistics |
The
National Statistics website contains a vast range of official
UK statistics and information about statistics, which can be
accessed and downloaded free. |
| OAA - The US office of
Automotive Affairs |
Automotive industry information compiled by the Department of Commerce
about the US auto industry. Also customized data on U.S. motor
vehicle and parts trade. |
| U.S.
Census Bureau |
The
site provides a wide range of U.S. census data. |
| U.S. Dept.
of Energy - Hybrid Electric Vehicle Program |
The site
provides information about hybrid electric vehicles and
components, research developments and auto manufacturers
provided by the U.S. Department of Energy. It also offers
links to other hybrid electrical vehicle sites. |
