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How Long Is the Journey to Work? One-Way Commuting Time in the United States from American Community Survey Data, 2006-2024, with Travel-Diary, European and English Comparisons
The mean travel time to work is one of the most cited statistics of the American Community Survey (ACS), yet its distribution, its dependence on mode and departure time and its relation to other measurement bases are rarely set out together. Using ACS 1-year tables, we report that US workers aged 16
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