CENSUS TRANSPORTATION PLANNING PACKAGE (CTPP 2000)
Geographic Area: Working in Washington County, Idaho
TABLE 1. SELECTED CHARACTERISTICS BY PLACE OF WORK, 1990 and 2000
Selected Characteristics (Universe: All Workers)		1990		2000		Change 1990 to 2000
Selected Characteristics (Universe: All Workers)		Number	Percent	Number	Percent	Number	Percent
Workers 16 years or over		2,982	100	3,525	100	543	18.2
Sex
Male		1,734	58.1	2,010	57.0	276	15.9
Female		1,248	41.9	1,515	43.0	267	21.4
Mode to work
Drove alone		2,044	68.5	2,305	65.4	261	12.8
2-person carpool		337	11.3	380	10.8	43	12.8
3-or-more-person carpool		69	2.3	194	5.5	125	181.2
Bus or trolley bus		3	0.1	0	0.0	-3	-100.0
All other transit¹		8	0.3	4	0.1	-4	-50.0
Bicycle or walked		236	7.9	214	6.1	-22	-9.3
Taxicab, motorcycle, or other mode		102	3.4	35	1.0	-67	-65.7
Worked at home		183	6.1	390	11.1	207	113.1
Travel time to work (Universe = Workers who did not work at home)
Less than 5		605	21.6	470	15.0	-135	-22.3
5 to 9		991	35.4	955	30.5	-36	-3.6
10 to 14		407	14.5	585	18.7	178	43.7
15 to 19		342	12.2	335	10.7	-7	-2.0
20 to 29		154	5.5	390	12.4	236	153.2
30 to 44		203	7.3	220	7.0	17	8.4
45- 59		13	0.5	54	1.7	41	315.4
60 or more		84	3.0	119	3.8	35	41.7
Mean travel time (minutes)		11.3	(X)	14.8	(X)	3.5	(X)
Median travel time (minutes)		9.0	(X)	10.3	(X)	1.3	(X)

TABLE 2. MODE TO WORK BY TRAVEL TIME, 2000
(Universe = Workers who did not work at home)
	Mean travel time (mins.)	Total	Less than 10 minutes	10 to 19 minutes	20 to 29 minutes	30 to 44 minutes	45 -59 minutes	60 or more minutes
Total	14.8	3,135	1,425	920	390	220	54	119
Row percent		100	45.5	29.3	12.4	7.0	1.7	3.8
Column percent		100	100	100	100	100	100	100
Drove alone	14.5	2,305	1,035	705	260	185	40	69
Row percent		100	44.9	30.6	11.3	8.0	1.7	3.0
Column percent		73.5	72.6	76.6	66.7	84.1	74.1	58.0
2-person carpool	16.8	380	115	135	80	25	8	20
Row percent		100	30.3	35.5	21.1	6.6	2.1	5.3
Column percent		12.1	8.1	14.7	20.5	11.4	14.8	16.8
3+ carpool	20.9	194	95	23	38	4	4	25
Row percent		100	49.0	11.9	19.6	2.1	2.1	12.9
Column percent		6.2	6.7	2.5	9.7	1.8	7.4	21.0
Bus or trolley bus	0.0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Row percent		100	**	**	**	**	**	**
Column percent		0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
All other transit¹	22.5	4	0	4	0	0	0	0
Row percent		100	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Column percent		0.1	0.0	0.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Bicycle or walked	9.3	214	150	50	10	4	0	4
Row percent		100	70.1	23.4	4.7	1.9	0.0	1.9
Column percent		6.8	10.5	5.4	2.6	1.8	0.0	3.4
All other modes¹	11.1	35	30	4	0	0	0	4
Row percent		100	85.7	11.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	11.4
Column percent		1.1	2.1	0.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	3.4
Notes:
1. See notes1.htm
2. Workers-at-work shown here differs from local employment in many ways. For more information, please read notes2.htm

CENSUS TRANSPORTATION PLANNING PACKAGE (CTPP 2000)
Geographic Area: Working in Washington County, Idaho
TABLE 3. MODE TO WORK BY VEHICLES AVAILABLE IN HOUSEHOLDS
Mode to Work (Universe = Workers living in households)				Workers living in households…
Mode to Work (Universe = Workers living in households)				Total	Without a vehicle	With 1 vehicle	With 2+ vehicles
Total				3,525	70	690	2,765
Drove alone				2,305	45	415	1,845
2-person carpool				380	15	90	270
3-or-more-person carpool				195	0	60	128
Bus or trolley bus				0	0	0	0
Streetcar, trolley car, subway, or elevated, Railroad or Ferryboat				4	0	0	4
Bicycle or walked				220	4	50	170
Taxicab, motorcycle or other means				35	4	20	14
Worked at Home				390	4	55	335

TABLE 4. SEX OF WORKER BY INDUSTRY¹ AND OCCUPATON¹
(Universe = All Workers)				All Workers	Sex
(Universe = All Workers)				All Workers	Male	Female
Workers 16 years and over				3,525	2,010	1,515
Industry
Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting and mining				545	420	120
Construction				270	250	20
Manufacturing				605	450	155
Wholesale trade				125	65	60
Retail trade				390	235	150
Transportation and warehousing and utilities				125	60	60
Information				105	50	50
Finance, insurance, real estate and rental and leasing				100	25	75
Profess., scientific, management, administrative, waste management				140	75	65
Educational, health and social services				535	115	420
Arts, entertainment, recreation, accommodation and food services				230	60	170
Other services (except public administration)				200	110	90
Public administration				160	90	70
Armed forces				0	0	0
Occupation
Management				140	85	50
Farmers and farm managers				270	230	40
Business and financial operations specialists				75	40	35
Computer and mathematical				15	15	4
Architecture and engineering				10	10	4
Life, physical and social science				35	35	0
Community and social service				45	25	20
Legal				4	4	0
Education, training and library				260	70	190
Arts, design, entertainment, sports and media				50	0	50
Healthcare practitioners and technicians				55	10	40
Healthcare support				70	4	70
Protective service				65	50	15
Food preparation and serving related				155	30	125
Building and grounds cleaning and maintenance				110	40	70
Personal care and service				105	10	95
Sales and related				265	150	115
Office and administrative support				460	75	385
Farming, fishing, and forestry				240	200	40
Construction and excavation				280	265	15
Installation, maintenance and repairs				120	115	4
Production				420	320	100
Transportation and material moving				275	230	45
Armed Forces				0	0	0