Commuting
- 2006-2010 American Community Survey County to County Commute Flows
Bay Area by County of Residence (.xls)
Bay Area by County of Workplace (.xls)
California by County of Residence (.xls)
California by County of Workplace (.xls)
Workers in Workplace Geography (Places in California) (.xls)
More ACS Commuting Data
- 2006-2008 American Community Survey Means of Transportation to Work
Bay Area Place to Place (.xls)
Bay Area County to County (.xls)
U.S. Place to Place (.xls)
U.S. County to County (.xls)
- Workers by County by Means of Transportation to Work 1960 - 2000
- Workers by County by Detailed Means of Transportation to Work 1980 - 2000
- Average Travel Time to Work 1980 - 2000
- Places Ranked by Public Transportation Commute Share, Census 2000 and ACS 2009
- Places Ranked by Share of Commuters Walking to Work, Census 2000 and ACS 2009
- Places Ranked by Share of Workers Working at Home, Census 2000 and ACS 2009
- Places Ranked by Share of Commuters Driving Alone to Work, Census 2000 and ACS 2009
- Places Ranked by Share of Commuters Carpooling to Work, Census 2000 and ACS 2009
- Census 2000 Places with the Longest and Shortest Average Commute Duration
- County-to-County Worker
Flows, Census 2000
MTC analysts have prepared data tables summarizing the Census 2000 county-to-county worker flows, with comparisons to previous census years. - Comparison
Tables
The comparison tables in this Excel workbook include:
Table A.1 Change in Average Commute Time, 1990-2000, by Bay Area Place-of-Residence
Table B.1. Commute Mode Shares by Bay Area Place-of-Residence, 1990-2000, Ranked by Total Workers, 2000
Table C.1. Transit-to-Work Shares in Bay Area Places, 1990-2000
Table C.2. Carpool-to-Work Shares in Bay Area Places, 1990-2000
Table C.3. Walk-to-Work Shares in Bay Area Places, 1990-2000
Table C.4. Work-at-Home Shares in Bay Area Places, 1990-2000
Table C.5. Drive Alone-to-Work Shares in Bay Area Places, 1990-2000
- Transportation-related characteristics
Transportation and other Census reports produced by MTC.
- Census 2000 Transportation Planning
Package (CTPP2000)
Data extracted for the nine-county San Francisco Bay Area. The CTPP is a special product produced by the U.S. Bureau of the Census for the transportation community. - CTPP Profiles using 2005-2007 ACS
These data profiles are derived from various Census data sources and focus on the transportation variables for states, counties and places. - CTPP data based on 2006-2008 ACS
This Data product is limited to geographies with populations 20,000 or greater.
- Estimated Daytime Population
2006-2010 ACS
Census 2000- California and all counties (.xls)
- Selected cities and places in California (.xls)
- Leading places on percent change
(.xls)
Bay Area places highlighted in yellow - All states and counties in U.S. (.xls)
- All places in U.S. (.xls)
Top Ten Counties for Bay Area Out Migrants, 1995-2000:
1. Pima County, Arizona 4,287
2. Lake County, California 4,064
3. Humboldt County, California 3,890
4. Riverside County, California 3,730
5. Shasta County, California 3,712
6. Harris County, Texas 3,692
7. Dallas County, Texas 3,456
8. Monterey County, California 3,443
9. Fairfax County, Virginia 3,247
10. Ventura County, California 3,218
TOTAL BAY AREA OUT-MIGRANTS: 422,816
Top Ten Counties for Bay Area In-Migrants, 1995-2000
1. San Luis Obispo County, California 4,810
2. San Bernardino County, California 3,839
3. Dallas County, Texas 3,815
4. Clark County, Nevada 3,579
5. Kern County, California 3,555
6. Humboldt County, California 3,551
7. Hennepin County, Minnesota 3,529
8. Monterey County, California 3,492
9. Washoe County, Nevada 3,491
10. Butte County, California 3,357
TOTAL BAY AREA IN-MIGRANTS: 376,022
- County-to-County Migration Flow
Files, Census 2000
Data extracted for the nine Bay Area counties on MTC ftp site.
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