2007 Transportation Profiles

Geographic Area: Santa Clara County,CA FIPS: 006085

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W7. Mode to Work by Industry
W7. Mode to Work by Industry ¹	Total Workers		Drove Alone		Carpooled		Public Transportation		Taxicab, Motorcycle, Bicycle, Walk, Other Means		Worked at Home
W7. Mode to Work by Industry ¹	Number	MOE(+/-)	Number	MOE(+/-)	Number	MOE(+/-)	Number	MOE(+/-)	Number	MOE(+/-)	Number	MOE(+/-)
2005-2007 ACS
Total Workers	906,753	7,098	700,502	6,758	97,246	3,583	31,258	1,946	43,312	2,701	34,435	1,871
Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting, and mining	4,431	761	1,800	456	1,988	673	0	154	359	159	284	212
Construction	59,754	3,579	41,839	2,525	12,474	1,691	1,520	479	1,859	771	2,062	614
Manufacturing	189,630	3,671	158,341	3,395	19,744	1,603	3,660	476	5,013	668	2,872	468
Wholesale trade	26,636	1,609	21,265	1,553	2,529	591	357	190	844	361	1,641	380
Retail trade	85,061	3,341	66,508	2,851	7,809	935	4,078	888	4,737	833	1,929	422
Transportation and warehousing, and utilities	23,686	1,838	20,145	1,684	1,801	418	590	233	842	281	308	183
Information,finance and insurance, and real estate and rental and leasing	85,536	3,334	68,522	2,782	6,345	769	2,315	515	3,769	673	4,585	790
Professional, scientific, management, administrative, and waste management service	156,128	3,520	116,994	3,200	17,001	1,385	4,901	672	6,602	1,058	10,630	986
Educational, health and social services	152,745	3,507	116,999	3,171	14,009	1,228	5,693	784	9,791	921	6,253	836
Arts, entertainment, recreation, accommodation and food services	62,600	2,829	42,216	1,896	7,371	1,235	5,440	977	6,370	1,178	1,203	395
Other services (except public administration)	36,190	1,753	25,634	1,563	3,687	580	1,937	568	2,506	723	2,426	459
Public administration	23,545	1,545	19,628	1,374	2,348	466	767	259	560	202	242	117
Armed forces	811	295	611	245	140	141	0	154	60	70	0	154
CTPP2000
Total Workers	946,752	--	730,360	3,311	123,435	1,742	32,289	916	34,799	951	25,869	822
Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting, and mining	4,179	332	2,350	249	1,030	165	154	64	370	99	275	85
Construction	50,345	1,138	36,135	968	10,730	532	1,290	185	1,330	188	860	151
Manufacturing	259,055	2,411	211,800	2,216	32,790	923	6,990	430	5,130	368	2,345	249
Wholesale trade	28,795	866	23,040	776	3,390	300	680	134	785	144	900	154
Retail trade	91,170	1,512	69,085	1,325	12,045	563	3,925	322	4,215	334	1,900	224
Transportation and warehousing, and utilities	26,275	828	21,460	750	2,815	273	760	142	950	159	290	88
Information,finance and insurance, and real estate and rental and leasing	86,510	1,475	69,045	1,325	8,815	482	1,835	220	2,950	279	3,865	320
Professional, scientific, management, administrative, and waste management service	150,520	1,906	114,120	1,680	18,540	697	5,525	382	4,470	344	7,865	456
Educational, health and social services	139,750	1,843	105,725	1,621	17,210	672	3,790	317	8,170	464	4,855	358
Arts, entertainment, recreation, accommodation and food services	52,580	1,162	33,520	933	8,295	468	5,125	368	4,420	342	1,220	180
Other services (except public administration)	32,105	914	23,310	781	4,810	357	1,270	183	1,385	192	1,330	188
Public administration	24,745	804	20,225	728	2,850	275	920	156	590	125	160	65
Armed forces	723	138	545	120	115	55	25	26	34	30	4	10

Notes:

1 CTPP2000 Table 2-010 and 2005-2007 ACS Table C08526

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