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BY THE NUMBERS

By the Numbers, the 2018 inspection data looks something like this in 2018: 40 (*): Number of U.S. ? agged vessels were detained by USCG (8 months data only) 75: PCT reportable marine casualties involving barges de? ned as collision, allision or grounding 1,812: Number of vessels involved with reportable marine casualty investigations in 2018 1,946: Number of reportable marine casualty investigations in 2018 2,061: Number of inspected barges (43.5%) participating in Streamlined Inspection Program (SIP) 4,735: U.S. ? ag 2018 barge ? eet, representing 24% of the overall U.S. inspected domestic ? eet 19,679: Number of U.S. ? ag vessels subject to inspection 20,048: the number of inspections (US ? ag) conducted by USCG personnel 25,324: the number of de? ciencies found during those 20,048 inspections 2018 Fleet Performance / By the Numbers (#)

TYPE / # US FlagInspections (#)De? ciencies (#)De? ciencies PCT of All InspectionsPCT of All De? ciencies (ratio)/vessel

Barges (4,735) 5,4691,8570.3927.3%7.3%

Cargo Vessels (549) 1,4852,2874.177.1%9.0%

Pass. Vessels (6,389) 11,01818,3112.8755%72.3%

Towing (7,403) (*) 1,2781,9150.266.4%7.6%

OCS / OSV (548) 7367791.423.7%3.1%

Schoolship/Research (55) 1211753.180.6%0.7%

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