Public transportation is a key mode of transport for many people across the United States, particularly in densely populated areas. Public transportation can reduce highway and road traffic, thereby reducing environmental emissions, and often can provide an economical option to purchasing, running, maintaining, and parking a car. The data below are estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau's 2009 American Community Survey, and represent the percentage of workers over the age of 16 that utilize public transportation (excluding taxicabs).
The Top 20 Metropolitan Areas for Rates of Public Transportation Use
Below are 20 metropolitan areas that are estimated to have the highest rates of public transportation use (excluding the use of taxis). Forty-five percent of the areas below are located in the Northeastern region of the United States (as defined by the U.S. Census Bureau; for a regional map click here), which includes the New York City metropolitan area with the highest rate of 30.5 percent, and 35 percent are located in the Western region.
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