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Bike Commute Share in US Cities
Selected cities, from the new 2011 ACS estimates, for bike commute share:
Charlotte - 0.1% Detroit - 0.1% Dallas - 0.2% El Paso - 0.2% Kansas City - 0.3% Las Vegas - 0.3% San Antonio - 0.3% St. Louis - 0.3% Cincinnati - 0.4% Houston - 0.4% Memphis - 0.4% Columbus - 0.5% Indianapolis - 0.5% Cleveland - 0.6% Baltimore - 0.8% Milwaukee - 0.8% New York City - 0.8% Phoenix - 0.8% Miami - 0.9% San Diego - 0.9% Los Angeles - 1% San Jose - 1% Long Beach - 1.1% Chicago - 1.4% Pittsburgh - 1.4% Atlanta - 1.5% Tampa - 1.5% Boston - 1.7% Philadelphia - 1.8% Austin - 1.9% Sacramento - 2.2% New Orleans - 2.3% Salt Lake City - 2.3% Denver - 2.4% Tucson - 2.8% Oakland - 3.1% Washington DC - 3.2% Minneapolis - 3.4% San Francisco - 3.4% Seattle - 3.5% Madison - 4.7% Portland - 6.3% No 2011 data is apparently available for Nashville and Honolulu. How to find the bike commute data for your city Quote:
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Boulder - 4.0%
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Wow, New Orleans at #11. There are a lot of bikers here for sure, but the rank is surprising considering the near-absence of bike lanes and the terrible, terrible pavement.
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1.9% in Austin. Almost 5 times the share of the next city in Texas, but it's still pathetically low.
Anyway, I've ridden 66 miles this week, and I'll likely have to ride a few more this weekend. |
Probably been posted before, but it's so true in Portland, a handful of the cyclists have become law-entitled pricks.
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It's a college town, but they have Ann Arbor at 4.9% (14.% walking).
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CITIES WITH HIGHEST SHARE OF BICYCLE COMMUTERS:
The rust belt leads in percent growth (Detroit, Pittsburgh, and Cleveland). PORTLAND, OR - 6.3% WASHINGTON, DC - 4.6% SAN FRANCISCO, CA - 3.9% MINNEAPOLIS, MN - 3.7% SEATTLE, WA - 3.5% NEW ORLEANS, LA - 3.3% OAKLAND, CA - 3.0% PITTSBURGH, PA - 2.6% TUCSON, AZ - 2.5% BOSTON, MA - 2.4% PHILADELPHIA, PA - 2.2% DENVER, CO - 2.2% SACRAMENTO, CA - 1.9% CHICAGO, IL - 1.7% ALBUQUERQUE, NM - 1.6% HONOLULU, HI - 1.5% ANCHORAGE, AK - 1.5% AUSTIN, TX - 1.5% TAMPA, FL - 1.5% ATLANTA, GA - 1.4% ST. PAUL, MN - 1.3% NEW YORK CITY, NY - 1.2% CLEVELAND, OH - 1.1% LOS ANGELES, CA - 1.1% BUFFALO, NY - 1.0% DETROIT, MI - 1.0% SAN DIEGO, CA - 1.0% BALTIMORE, MD - 1.0% MILWAUKEE, WI - 0.9% SANTA ANA, CA - 0.9% MIAMI, FL - 0.8% ST. LOUIS, MO - 0.8% SAN JOSE, CA - 0.8% MESA, AZ - 0.7% LONG BEACH, CA -0.7% http://bikeleague.org/sites/default/..._Ride_2016.pdf |
We've gone up .1% in 5 years! Woohoo LA
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New Orleans just below Seattle is surprisingly high to me. I would have guessed it would be somewhere between Tampa and Miami due to the climate.
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It’s flatter than a pancake. |
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