The Census Bureau recently released 5-year American Community Survey data showing variation in commuting patterns at the census tract and block group scales. The maps in the link below help to illustrate those differences:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/39132997/Bike_commuters.pdf

The patterns in the first two are not too surprising but help underscore that bike commuters represent a significant share of workers in the near east, near west and downtown neighborhoods.I was glad to see the pattern in the third map (change in bike commuting) indicating an uptick in areas adjacent to the major off-street bike corridors on the east and west sides.


Cheers,
Dave

PS: At these smaller geographic scales, there's a lot of sampling error in the ACS estimates, so please use with caution.

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David Long
Applied Population Lab
University of Wisconsin
Phone: 608.262.3097
http://www.apl.wisc.edu/

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