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    Das gebräuchlichste Transportmittel zur Arbeit nach Landkreisen in den USA


    Das gebräuchlichste Transportmittel zur Arbeit nach Landkreisen in den USA

    Von MarkReditto

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    1. NomadicContrarian on

      No wonder the health issues run rampant, and that’s not even going into the food.

    2. Boydar_ on

      I know it’s not true, but I like to imagine Alaskans just strolling through the empty, cold wilderness

    3. calciumsimonaque on

      I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: the county is a bad level of analysis for this sort of data. The dataset this was pulled from is almost certainly the Census’ American Community Survey, which gives data on commuting at the census tract level. If you map any city individually, you will see that there are many tracts where walking, biking, and transit wins out. When you aggregate that data up to the county level, you lose a lot of granularity, areas nearby metro stops get overpowered by suburbs. This map is deceiving because it makes it looks like nobody in Boston, DC, Chicago, Philadelphia, etc. use other methods, which is obviously not the case.

    5. blackhornet03 on

      I don’t consider any map like this legitimate without direct reference to the data.

    7. ZnarfGnirpslla on

      thats actually crazy to think about.

      here in Switzerland only about 50% of people use the car. would love to see that compared to other countries

    9. ripplenipple69 on

      Surprised that Chicago isn’t also red? Just NYC and da Bay Area

    10. RocMerc on

      Ya it suck’s but idk how you’d fix it now. My nearest bus stop from my house is 45 mins and that’s literally just walking out of my neighborhood to a main road

    11. Wise_Property3362 on

      This data probably sees snow mobile riders and dog sled 🛷 operators as pedestrians

    13. shastadakota on

      I am 38 miles from my nearest jobsite. No public transportation is available. I guess walking is an option, huh?

    15. cardcatalogs on

      Yeah, well if LA fixes its public transport maybe it will change but i don’t see that happening in my lifetime.

    16. AdonisGaming93 on

      As someone that wants to live in a red area….this sucks because the only 3 red dots I see are unaffordable…

    18. FemJay0902 on

      Haha okay yeah, public transportation will never take off. Glad we settled that argument

    19. eugenesbluegenes on

      Why is there a red blob that appears to cover parts of San Francisco, San Mateo, Alameda and Contra Costa counties?

    20. Trujiogriz on

      Do the same with similar size countries (Russia, China, Australia, and Canada) and it would look the same. This is just Europeans who live in countries that destroyed all of their nature centuries ago and everyone lives on top of each other not understanding size and scale.

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