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Commuting time
THE BOSTON GLOBE
Commuting headaches growing in Mass.
More Massachusetts residents drove alone to work in the 1990s, fewer people used carpools, and use of transit barely changed - increasing the average daily roundtrip from roughly 45 minutes per day to nearly an hour, according to US Census data released yesterday.
-By Anthony Flint and Bill Dedman, Boston Globe, 05/22/02
The following information is for average minutes to work for workers 16 and over, including those who work at home. It comes from the Census Bureau. Rankings done by the Boston Globe:
- Mass. cities and towns
- The 2000 census
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- Ranked by highest average commuting time, HTML | map of minutes to work | Excel
- Ranked by lowest average commuting time, HTML | Excel
- Alphabetical order, HTML | Excel
- Ranked by population, HTML | Excel
- The Nineties (1990-2000)
- Ranked by largest percentage change in average commuting time, 1990-2000, HTML | map of % increase | Excel
- The Eighties (1980-1990)
- Ranked by largest percentage change in average commuting time, 1980-1990, HTML | Excel
- The past two decades combined (1980-2000)
- Ranked by largest percentage change in average commuting time, 1980-2000, HTML | Excel
- New England cities and towns
- The 2000 census
- Ranked by highest average commuting time, HTML | Excel
- Ranked by lowest average commuting time, HTML | Excel
- Alphabetical order, HTML | Excel
- Ranked by population, HTML | Excel
- The Nineties (1990-2000), only towns with population of 10,000 and above
- Ranked by largest percentage change in average commuting time, 1990-2000, HTML | Excel
- The Eighties (1980-1990), only towns with population of 10,000 and above
- Ranked by largest percentage change in average commuting time, 1980-1990, HTML | Excel
- The past two decades combined (1980-2000), only towns with population of 10,000 and above
- Ranked by largest percentage change in average commuting time, 1980-2000, HTML | Excel
- Mass. counties
- The 2000 census
- Ranked by highest average commuting time, HTML | Excel
- The Nineties (1990-2000)
- Ranked by largest percentage change in average commuting time, 1990-2000, HTML | Excel
- The Eighties (1980-1990)
- Ranked by largest percentage change in average commuting time, 1980-1990, HTML | Excel
- The past two decades combined (1980-2000)
- Ranked by largest percentage change in average commuting time, 1980-2000, HTML | Excel
- New England counties
- The 2000 census
- Ranked by highest average commuting time, HTML | Excel
- The Nineties (1990-2000)
- Ranked by largest percentage change in average commuting time, 1990-2000, HTML | Excel
- The Eighties (1980-1990)
- Ranked by largest percentage change in average commuting time, 1980-1990, HTML | Excel
- The past two decades combined (1980-2000)
- Ranked by largest percentage change in average commuting time, 1980-2000, HTML | Excel
- New England states
- The 2000 census
- Ranked by highest average commuting time, HTML | Excel
- The past two decades combined
- Ranked by largest percentage change in average commuting time, 1990-2000, HTML | Excel
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