Americans Are Multimodal
82 percent of public transportation users last summer report having an automobile in their household.
In information that emphasizes the multimodal nature of our transportation network, 82 percent of public transportation users last summer report having an automobile in their household. Public transportation users pay into the highway trust fund in a number of ways, and this data shows that one of those ways happens to be driving.
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