Trends in Women's Travel Patterns

Abstract

Women's travel has changed remarkably in the last three decades, by both automobile and public transit. These changes result from and take place in the context of a number of major and even dramatic changes in society. All of the changing travel patterns of women must be seen in light of the complex interactions of these trends. This paper will address three issues which arise from the nexus of many of these trends but which have been poorly or inadequately explored by most researchers: the impact of income, suburbanization, and race and ethnicity on women's travel patterns.

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