Executive Summary Survey Topics Methodology Data Availability

Almost any activity that people engage in outside the home – working, managing personal business, socializing – relies on access to transportation of some kind. And many factors, from sidewalk design to the width of the airplane aisles, affect peoples' access to...

Table 25. Percent of Disabled and Nondisabled Experiencing Problems on Buses or on Subway/Light Rail/Commuter Trains for Local Travel

Excel | CSV

Figure 2. Number of Days Per Week People Leave Home

(Percent)

Excel | CSV | Graphic Version

SOURCE: U.S....

Table 11. Percent of Disabled and Nondisabled that Need Specialized Assistance or Equipment to Travel Outside the Home by Type of Assistance Needed

Excel | CSV

Table 16. Percent of Applicable (e.g., worker, student) Disabled and Nondisabled by Type of Transportation Used Most Often to Commute toPaid or Volunteer Work, School, Doctor or Medical Visits, and Other Local Travel; Such as Shopping and Recreation

Excel | CSV

Figure 11. Driving Ability Perceptions by People with Disabilities

(Percent)

Excel | CSV | Graphic Version

Figure 11. Driving Ability Perceptions by People with Disabilities

Excel | CSV | Table Version

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Transportation, Bureau of Transportation Statistics, 2002 National Transportation Availability and Use Survey

Table 34. Percent of Disabled and Nondisabled by Number of Vehicles Owned or Leased in Household

Excel | CSV

Table 9. Percent of Disabled and Nondisabled by Travel Outside the Home by Difficulties Getting Transportation Needed

Excel | CSV

Figure 4. Type of Transportation Used by Disability Status and Driver Status

Excel | CSV | Table Version

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Transportation, Bureau of Transportation Statistics, 2002 National Transportation Availability and Use Survey