North Dakota

In 2000, there were 3,956 mi (6,366 km) of rail trackage in North Dakota. The largest railroad lines are the Burlington Northern and Santa Fe (BNSF) and the Soo Line. Farm products and coal accounted for most of the tonnage originated and carried within the state. Amtrak passenger service was provided by the Chicago–Seattle/Portland route.

There were 86,609 mi (139,383 km) of public roads, streets, and highways in North Dakota in 2000. There were also 710,895 registered motor vehicles and 458,944 licensed drivers in the state.

In 2002, there were 322 private airports, 94 public airports, and 16 heliports in North Dakota. More than 237,234 passengers were enplaned from Hector International Airport at Fargo in 2000.