Work, Automobility, and Commuting

Nancy McGuckin · Elaine Murakami · Mary Ann Keyes

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In this research, data from the Nationwide Personal Transportation Survey (NPTS) is used to examine how people commute to work, specifically workers of different racial and ethnic backgrounds. The major groups are identified by the racial/ethnic origin of the head of the household in the NPTS, and include non-Hispanic African-Americans, non-Hispanic Whites and Asians as racial categories and Hispanics, who can be of any race.

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