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Journey to Work: 2000
Published May 20, 2004
This study shows that the pattern of commuting to work in the U.S. did not change dramatically from 1990 to 2000. The vast majority of American commuters continue to drive alone to work, while the percentage of carpoolers and workers using public transportation both dropped, as did the percentage of those walking to work.
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