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Home > Percent of Commuters Who Use Transit, March 2023

Percent of Commuters Who Use Transit, March 2023

East-West Gateway’s March 2023 Map of the Month depicts the transit options available to commuters across the East-West Gateway region. It also shows the percentage of commuters aged 16 years and older by Census tract who use transit to travel to and from work.

People in each of the eight East-West Gateway counties commute to work using some form of transit, either bus (including call-a-ride) or rail. A higher concentration of transit commuters reside in the city of St. Louis, St. Louis County, and the Metro East than in other parts of the region.

The transit operators in the region include Jefferson County Transit, Madison County Transit, Metro St. Louis, Monroe Randolph Transit District, and St. Charles Area Transit.

Percent of Commuters Who Use Transit, March 2023

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