CENSUS TRANSPORTATION PLANNING PACKAGE (CTPP 2000)
Geographic Area: Working in Douglas County, Illinois
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		7,713	100	8,295	100	582	7.5
Sex
Male		4,556	59.1	4,675	56.4	119	2.6
Female		3,157	40.9	3,620	43.6	463	14.7
Mode to work
Drove alone		5,400	70.0	5,970	72.0	570	10.6
2-person carpool		917	11.9	845	10.2	-72	-7.9
3-or-more-person carpool		277	3.6	305	3.7	28	10.1
Bus or trolley bus		26	0.3	0	0.0	-26	-100.0
All other transit¹		0	0.0	0	0.0	0	**
Bicycle or walked		547	7.1	520	6.3	-27	-4.9
Taxicab, motorcycle, or other mode		102	1.3	110	1.3	8	7.8
Worked at home		444	5.8	545	6.6	101	22.7
Travel time to work (Universe = Workers who did not work at home)
Less than 5		953	13.1	995	12.8	42	4.4
5 to 9		1,847	25.4	1,885	24.3	38	2.1
10 to 14		1,120	15.4	1,010	13.0	-110	-9.8
15 to 19		1,019	14.0	975	12.6	-44	-4.3
20 to 29		833	11.5	1,210	15.6	377	45.3
30 to 44		906	12.5	1,120	14.5	214	23.6
45- 59		294	4.0	275	3.5	-19	-6.5
60 or more		297	4.1	280	3.6	-17	-5.7
Mean travel time (minutes)		16.8	(X)	17.7	(X)	0.9	(X)
Median travel time (minutes)		13.7	(X)	12.9	(X)	-0.8	(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	17.7	7,750	2,880	1,985	1,210	1,120	275	280
Row percent		100	37.2	25.6	15.6	14.5	3.5	3.6
Column percent		100	100	100	100	100	100	100
Drove alone	17.2	5,970	2,350	1,485	915	840	175	205
Row percent		100	39.4	24.9	15.3	14.1	2.9	3.4
Column percent		77.0	81.6	74.8	75.6	75.0	63.6	73.2
2-person carpool	22.8	845	155	260	175	174	29	49
Row percent		100	18.3	30.8	20.7	20.6	3.4	5.8
Column percent		10.9	5.4	13.1	14.5	15.5	10.5	17.5
3+ carpool	23.8	305	30	90	60	73	53	0
Row percent		100	9.8	29.5	19.7	23.9	17.4	0.0
Column percent		3.9	1.0	4.5	5.0	6.5	19.3	0.0
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	0.0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Row percent		100	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Column percent		0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Bicycle or walked	8.8	520	335	135	45	4	0	4
Row percent		100	64.4	26.0	8.7	0.8	0.0	0.8
Column percent		6.7	11.6	6.8	3.7	0.4	0.0	1.4
All other modes¹	34.8	110	10	19	15	24	30	14
Row percent		100	9.1	17.3	13.6	21.8	27.3	12.7
Column percent		1.4	0.3	1.0	1.2	2.1	10.9	5.0
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 Douglas County, Illinois
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				8,230	755	1,455	6,020
Drove alone				5,945	80	965	4,905
2-person carpool				815	95	215	505
3-or-more-person carpool				295	155	75	73
Bus or trolley bus				0	0	0	0
Streetcar, trolley car, subway, or elevated, Railroad or Ferryboat				0	0	0	0
Bicycle or walked				515	225	130	159
Taxicab, motorcycle or other means				110	75	20	20
Worked at Home				545	130	50	370

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				8,295	4,675	3,620
Industry
Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting and mining				480	430	50
Construction				545	490	60
Manufacturing				2,285	1,545	740
Wholesale trade				300	225	75
Retail trade				1,260	540	720
Transportation and warehousing and utilities				550	435	115
Information				80	35	45
Finance, insurance, real estate and rental and leasing				325	120	210
Profess., scientific, management, administrative, waste management				230	120	110
Educational, health and social services				1,015	215	800
Arts, entertainment, recreation, accommodation and food services				685	230	455
Other services (except public administration)				355	195	160
Public administration				185	100	90
Armed forces				0	0	0
Occupation
Management				490	320	170
Farmers and farm managers				345	320	20
Business and financial operations specialists				140	80	60
Computer and mathematical				10	10	0
Architecture and engineering				75	70	4
Life, physical and social science				70	50	20
Community and social service				75	60	15
Legal				20	4	15
Education, training and library				345	70	280
Arts, design, entertainment, sports and media				70	35	35
Healthcare practitioners and technicians				200	70	130
Healthcare support				100	0	100
Protective service				90	80	10
Food preparation and serving related				515	130	380
Building and grounds cleaning and maintenance				315	155	160
Personal care and service				240	40	200
Sales and related				1,020	420	605
Office and administrative support				905	215	690
Farming, fishing, and forestry				115	90	25
Construction and excavation				515	495	20
Installation, maintenance and repairs				275	275	4
Production				1,645	1,065	580
Transportation and material moving				730	625	110
Armed Forces				0	0	0