Between 2010 and 2017, the share of commuters traveling to work in a vehicle decreased in the region.
Meanwhile, transit shares increased about 2%. Walking, biking and other modes remained consistent at about 6% of total daily work trips.
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Nationwide, the region has one of the lowest shares of drive-alone commuters.
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Only four other metro areas (Boston, Washington DC, New York and San Francisco) have a lower share of solo drivers.
Overall, about a third of central Puget Sound residents chose to carpool, use transit, bike or walk to work.
Learn more in our latest Puget Sound Trend, including data by county.