Statistics
Readable statistics and data-backed context for buyers who want more than feature lists and generic claims.
Census Bureau estimates show how bicycle commuting varies across U.S. regions, cities, workers, households, commute times, and home-work locations.
See how many workers used buses to get to work across the United States and selected states, plus 2023 bus service measures for Los Angeles County.
Explore carpooling rates by year, vehicle group size, age, race and ethnicity, industry, and selected Canadian communities.
Explore commuter benefits statistics across U.S. workplaces, regions, worker groups, tax rules, commute modes, travel times, and modeled policy outcomes.
U.S. commuting patterns, vehicle types, fuel economy, and practical statistics about what changes the cost of getting to work.
A source-linked overview of commuter parking occupancy, station access, downtown supply, prices, and the travel effects of parking policies.
See how transportation spending, vehicle costs, commute patterns, and mileage rates put the price of commuting into context.
Commuting distance varies sharply by geography, age, work status and settlement type. These statistics show how far people travel and how the measures differ.
Commuting stress statistics show how travel time, congestion reliability, travel modes, and work-related strain shape the daily journey.
A data-led guide to rail commuting in Great Britain and England, from post-pandemic demand and commuter shares to station use and peak crowding.
UK and EU transport emissions data shows the scale of road travel, changing aviation and shipping patterns, falling pollutants, and projected future trends.
A data-led overview of urban mobility, from British travel and commuting patterns to Canadian mode choice, travel time and hybrid work.
A cross-country overview of walking-to-work totals, shares, regional patterns, journey distances, and recent historical comparisons.
Explore U.S. work commute statistics for travel time, long commutes, driving alone, public transportation, and working from home.
Census QuickFacts reports wide differences in mean travel time to work, from 17.8 minutes in South Dakota to 32.6 minutes in New York.
Explore recent U.S. commuting statistics, including average travel times, commute modes, departure windows, remote work, and regional benefit access.
U.S. transit recorded 7.6 billion passenger trips in 2024, while APTA estimated more than 2 billion trips in the second quarter of 2025.
A fact-based look at U.S. public transportation in 2023, from 6.892 billion passenger trips to funding, jobs, vehicle miles, and operating costs.
The latest FHWA Urban Congestion Report shows how congested hours and travel reliability varied across U.S. urban areas in April–June 2025.
Traffic congestion statistics from FHWA, TTI, and INRIX show 2024 delays, travel-time indexes, and planning reliability across U.S. cities.