Impact of Baby Boomers on U.S. Travel, 1969 to 2009

Nancy McGuckin · Jana Lynott

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The Baby Boom Generation has propelled much of the growth in travel over the past 40 years—both in the number of travelers and in the amount that each person travels. The tremendous growth in vehicle travel generated spatial, cultural, and economic conditions that are still being felt today. This publication presents one viewpoint on the impact of baby boomers on U.S. travel, as described through four decades of travel data. It also provides recommendations on private and public investments necessary to make sure that aging baby boomers continue to experience optimum mobility in the future.

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