CENSUS TRANSPORTATION PLANNING PACKAGE (CTPP 2000)
Geographic Area: Working in Douglas County, Washington
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		7,158	100	8,685	100	1,527	21.3
Sex
Male		4,098	57.3	4,940	56.9	842	20.5
Female		3,060	42.7	3,740	43.1	680	22.2
Mode to work
Drove alone		5,105	71.3	6,175	71.1	1,070	21.0
2-person carpool		638	8.9	885	10.2	247	38.7
3-or-more-person carpool		267	3.7	330	3.8	63	23.6
Bus or trolley bus		33	0.5	40	0.5	7	21.2
All other transit¹		3	0.0	8	0.1	5	166.7
Bicycle or walked		425	5.9	495	5.7	70	16.5
Taxicab, motorcycle, or other mode		75	1.0	119	1.4	44	58.7
Worked at home		612	8.5	625	7.2	13	2.1
Travel time to work (Universe = Workers who did not work at home)
Less than 5		673	10.3	735	9.1	62	9.2
5 to 9		1,893	28.9	2,050	25.4	157	8.3
10 to 14		1,454	22.2	1,720	21.3	266	18.3
15 to 19		1,143	17.5	1,380	17.1	237	20.7
20 to 29		712	10.9	990	12.3	278	39.0
30 to 44		448	6.8	705	8.7	257	57.4
45- 59		158	2.4	189	2.3	31	19.6
60 or more		65	1.0	290	3.6	225	346.2
Mean travel time (minutes)		13.0	(X)	16.3	(X)	3.3	(X)
Median travel time (minutes)		12.4	(X)	10.8	(X)	-1.6	(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	16.3	8,060	2,785	3,100	990	705	189	290
Row percent		100	34.6	38.5	12.3	8.7	2.3	3.6
Column percent		100	100	100	100	100	100	100
Drove alone	16.3	6,175	2,165	2,410	770	480	139	215
Row percent		100	35.1	39.0	12.5	7.8	2.3	3.5
Column percent		76.6	77.7	77.7	77.8	68.1	73.5	74.1
2-person carpool	18.5	885	175	385	115	124	39	34
Row percent		100	19.8	43.5	13.0	14.0	4.4	3.8
Column percent		11.0	6.3	12.4	11.6	17.6	20.6	11.7
3+ carpool	19.3	330	60	114	84	54	8	8
Row percent		100	18.2	34.5	25.5	16.4	2.4	2.4
Column percent		4.1	2.2	3.7	8.5	7.7	4.2	2.8
Bus or trolley bus	41.6	40	0	4	14	15	0	8
Row percent		100	0.0	10.0	35.0	37.5	0.0	20.0
Column percent		0.5	0.0	0.1	1.4	2.1	0.0	2.8
All other transit¹	23.7	8	0	4	0	4	4	0
Row percent		100	0.0	0.0	0.1	0.3	0.0	1.0
Column percent		0.1	0.0	0.1	0.0	0.6	2.1	0.0
Bicycle or walked	9.1	495	335	140	4	0	0	14
Row percent		100	67.7	28.3	0.8	0.0	0.0	2.8
Column percent		6.1	12.0	4.5	0.4	0.0	0.0	4.8
All other modes¹	14.7	119	45	44	10	19	4	0
Row percent		100	37.8	37.0	8.4	16.0	3.4	0.0
Column percent		1.5	1.6	1.4	1.0	2.7	2.1	0.0
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, Washington
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				8,670	255	1,505	6,915
Drove alone				6,170	110	870	5,195
2-person carpool				885	35	270	580
3-or-more-person carpool				330	35	115	174
Bus or trolley bus				40	10	4	24
Streetcar, trolley car, subway, or elevated, Railroad or Ferryboat				15	4	0	4
Bicycle or walked				495	30	150	320
Taxicab, motorcycle or other means				115	30	20	65
Worked at Home				625	0	75	545

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				8,685	4,940	3,740
Industry
Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting and mining				1,465	1,250	215
Construction				690	610	80
Manufacturing				245	155	90
Wholesale trade				525	345	185
Retail trade				1,145	555	590
Transportation and warehousing and utilities				555	420	140
Information				45	30	15
Finance, insurance, real estate and rental and leasing				345	145	200
Profess., scientific, management, administrative, waste management				395	235	160
Educational, health and social services				1,670	375	1,295
Arts, entertainment, recreation, accommodation and food services				680	345	335
Other services (except public administration)				510	235	280
Public administration				400	230	165
Armed forces				10	10	0
Occupation
Management				640	440	200
Farmers and farm managers				445	405	40
Business and financial operations specialists				220	95	120
Computer and mathematical				45	35	10
Architecture and engineering				100	70	25
Life, physical and social science				40	30	10
Community and social service				85	65	20
Legal				20	15	4
Education, training and library				575	115	460
Arts, design, entertainment, sports and media				50	25	25
Healthcare practitioners and technicians				185	50	140
Healthcare support				180	10	170
Protective service				140	130	15
Food preparation and serving related				460	170	290
Building and grounds cleaning and maintenance				445	365	85
Personal care and service				505	130	375
Sales and related				930	440	490
Office and administrative support				1,040	195	840
Farming, fishing, and forestry				870	665	200
Construction and excavation				450	450	4
Installation, maintenance and repairs				370	350	20
Production				325	245	85
Transportation and material moving				570	455	115
Armed Forces				0	0	0