Congestion and Transportation Choice in Dallas, TX.
Dallas, TX has a Congestion Burden Index of 1.16; CBI.
Rank:16
Stuck in Traffic
| Number of Workers Driving | 1,126,727 |
| Percent of Workforce Driving | 91.1% |
| Number of Workers Not Driving | 110,094 |
| Percent of Workforce Not Driving | 8.9% |
105,860 more cars would be on the road in Dallas if every commuter drove to work. Transportation Choice 1999 Hourly Miles of Transit
Service per 1000 Persons:
2.41
1.99
1999
Lane Miles per 1000 Persons:
Dallas's Transportation Choice Ratio is 1.21.
How Residents of Dallas Get to Work
|
Took Transit: |
4.6% |
| Walked: |
1.9% |
| Bicycled: |
0.1% |
| Worked at Home: |
2.2% |
| Drove Alone, Carpooled, or Rode a Motorcycle: |
91.1% |
Dallas's Roadway Extent
|
Road Building Group: |
High |
| Lane miles added since 1990: |
34.4% |
| Change in Population since 1990 |
19.8% |
Most Recent TTI Congestion Indicators (rank)
| 1999 Travel Rate Index: | 1.27 (22) |
| 1999 Roadway Congestion Index: | 1.05 (33) |
| 1999 Annual Delay per Capita: | 46 hours (5) |
| 1999 Percent Congested Daily Travel | 29% (31) |
All Statistics by Urbanized Area. Data
for this fact sheet from TTI, U.S. Census Bureau,
and the Federal Transit Administration.