Who Works in Boston: Commuting Patterns in the Boston Metropolitan Area
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Accordingly, Boston resident workers were the least likely to travel to work by car, truck or van (less than one-half of all resident workers).
Outside of the urban core, work trips in private motor vehicles were dominant (see Tables 10 and 11). In the "inner suburbs," only Quincy, Milton, Belmont, Salem and Wellesley had less than eighty percent of their respective workforces travelling to work by car, truck or van. The average share of resident workers commuting by car, truck or van from the ...inner suburbs (82 percent) was far above that of the urban core (58 percent).
Average travel time to work for residents of selected cities and towns ranged from 18.05 minutes (Waltham) to 26.79 minutes (Arlington, see Table 12). Boston was near the top of the range at 25.35 minutes, perhaps reflecting travel impediments in the urban core. Apparently, average travel times were low for residents of places such as Lynn and Waltham that had ample nearby workplaces.
Table 8 PRINCIPAL MEANS OF TRANSPORTATION TO WORK SELECTED CITIES AND TOWNS, 1980 URBAN CORE 25 Area of Residence Boston Chelsea Revere Arlington Brookline Cambridge Everett Lynn Maiden Medford Melrose Newton Somerville Watertown Total Workers Car, Public Walk Other Work 16 Years Old Truck Transportation Only Means At And Over Or Van 118,356 Home 250,050 84,211 41,472 3,322 2,689 9,495 5,816 2,262 1,300 63 54 18,842 13,508 4,193 859 120 162 24,833 17,978 5,125 1,053 247 430 29,177 15,814 7,622 4,100 835 806 47,705 19,541 13,193 11,842 1,821 1,308 16,141 11.155 3,237 1,514 118 117 33,387 25,851 3,544 3,417 308 267 24,571 17,716 4,900 1,647 176 132 26,789 19,312 5,323 1,773 216 165 14,092 10,928 1,989 895 129 151 42,208 32,138 5,415 2,888 577 1,190 36,790 21,569 10,272 4,096 532 321 18,175 13,316 3,087 1,305 219 248 Total 592,255 342,998 154,373 78,161 8,683 8,040 Total less Boston 342,205 224,642 70,162 36,689 5,361 5,351 Source: U.S.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Accordingly, Boston resident workers were the least likely to travel to work by car, truck or van (less than one-half of all resident workers).
Outside of the urban core, work trips in private motor vehicles were dominant (see Tables 10 and 11). In the "inner suburbs," only Quincy, Milton, Belmont, Salem and Wellesley had less than eighty percent of their respective workforces travelling to work by car, truck or van. The average share of resident workers commuting by car, truck or van from the ...inner suburbs (82 percent) was far above that of the urban core (58 percent).
Average travel time to work for residents of selected cities and towns ranged from 18.05 minutes (Waltham) to 26.79 minutes (Arlington, see Table 12). Boston was near the top of the range at 25.35 minutes, perhaps reflecting travel impediments in the urban core. Apparently, average travel times were low for residents of places such as Lynn and Waltham that had ample nearby workplaces.
Table 8 PRINCIPAL MEANS OF TRANSPORTATION TO WORK SELECTED CITIES AND TOWNS, 1980 URBAN CORE 25 Area of Residence Boston Chelsea Revere Arlington Brookline Cambridge Everett Lynn Maiden Medford Melrose Newton Somerville Watertown Total Workers Car, Public Walk Other Work 16 Years Old Truck Transportation Only Means At And Over Or Van 118,356 Home 250,050 84,211 41,472 3,322 2,689 9,495 5,816 2,262 1,300 63 54 18,842 13,508 4,193 859 120 162 24,833 17,978 5,125 1,053 247 430 29,177 15,814 7,622 4,100 835 806 47,705 19,541 13,193 11,842 1,821 1,308 16,141 11.155 3,237 1,514 118 117 33,387 25,851 3,544 3,417 308 267 24,571 17,716 4,900 1,647 176 132 26,789 19,312 5,323 1,773 216 165 14,092 10,928 1,989 895 129 151 42,208 32,138 5,415 2,888 577 1,190 36,790 21,569 10,272 4,096 532 321 18,175 13,316 3,087 1,305 219 248 Total 592,255 342,998 154,373 78,161 8,683 8,040 Total less Boston 342,205 224,642 70,162 36,689 5,361 5,351 Source: U.S.
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