Table 2: Percent of Respondents Finding Importance in the Eight Characteristics, by Age – October 2009

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Table 1: Percent of Respondents Who Identified Each Transportation-Related Livability Characteristic as Important–October 2009

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Figure 2: Percent of Respondents Finding Importance in the Eight Livability Characteristics, by Gender–October 2009

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Figure 2: Percent of Respondents Finding Importance in the Eight Livability Characteristics, by Gender–October 2009

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NOTE: The data in this figure is based on combining survey responses of “somewhat important” or “...

Figure 1: Percent of Respondents Finding Importance in the Eight Transportation-Related Livability Characteristics, by Community Type–October 2009

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Figure 1: Percent of Respondents Finding Importance in the Eight Transportation-Related Livability Characteristics, by Community Type–October 2009

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NOTE: The data in this figure is based on combining survey responses of “...

Public Perceptions on Transportation Characteristics of Livable Communities: The 2009 Omnibus Household Survey

by Jenny Guarino and Pheny Weidman, Ph.D.

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The Omnibus Household Survey (OHS) is a national survey on attitudes about transportation that is administered...

Box B: Technical Notes

Data presented in this report are taken from the October 2009 Omnibus Household Survey conducted by the Bureau of Transportation Statistics. The target population is the U.S. noninstitutionalized adult population (18 years or older). Results are based on 1,081 cases;...

Box A: Livability Initiative at the USDOT

Livability is a key initiative and strategic goal at the U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT). USDOT, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, and the Environmental Protection Agency have joined together to form the Partnership for...

BTS Special Report: Making Sense of Passenger Vessel Data

July 2011 SR-028