2007 Transportation Profiles

Geographic Area: Sacramento city,CA FIPS: 00664000

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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	303,330	5,121	220,315	4,256	47,537	2,897	13,776	1,262	14,096	1,254	7,606	882
Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting, and mining	1,092	415	752	381	271	150	36	42	33	40	0	154
Construction	24,427	1,745	17,194	1,454	5,978	960	338	161	673	283	244	160
Manufacturing	12,706	942	10,062	884	1,661	481	423	236	338	142	222	131
Wholesale trade	10,440	1,093	8,393	815	1,574	715	175	125	127	121	171	93
Retail trade	23,477	2,109	17,632	1,618	3,535	1,142	864	278	1,075	344	371	165
Transportation and warehousing, and utilities	15,121	1,235	11,497	1,039	2,446	567	393	165	579	256	206	137
Information,finance and insurance, and real estate and rental and leasing	27,860	1,636	21,961	1,488	2,451	448	673	188	1,310	361	1,465	384
Professional, scientific, management, administrative, and waste management service	38,090	2,222	25,531	1,600	7,543	1,320	1,939	472	1,409	341	1,668	395
Educational, health and social services	58,673	2,309	45,770	1,899	6,449	840	1,879	473	2,809	611	1,766	413
Arts, entertainment, recreation, accommodation and food services	23,427	1,617	14,969	1,165	4,129	861	1,395	385	2,685	643	249	160
Other services (except public administration)	13,664	1,147	10,166	938	1,970	576	171	103	716	286	641	280
Public administration	53,776	2,125	35,948	1,851	9,414	905	5,490	673	2,321	423	603	406
Armed forces	577	245	440	201	116	135	0	154	21	35	0	154
CTPP2000
Total Workers	268,048	--	197,360	1,642	41,923	999	13,790	594	10,100	511	4,875	357
Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting, and mining	1,615	207	1,090	170	335	94	105	53	75	45	10	16
Construction	17,010	657	12,335	563	3,535	305	455	110	555	121	130	59
Manufacturing	13,045	579	10,555	522	1,540	202	310	91	425	106	215	75
Wholesale trade	8,150	460	6,635	416	1,040	166	115	55	235	79	125	58
Retail trade	21,205	730	16,245	643	2,875	275	900	154	840	149	345	96
Transportation and warehousing, and utilities	12,050	557	9,370	493	1,675	210	425	106	495	115	85	47
Information,finance and insurance, and real estate and rental and leasing	28,425	837	22,110	745	3,695	312	1,055	167	890	153	675	134
Professional, scientific, management, administrative, and waste management service	30,935	871	23,510	766	4,590	347	990	162	860	151	985	161
Educational, health and social services	50,980	1,087	39,430	972	6,625	416	1,645	208	1,935	226	1,345	189
Arts, entertainment, recreation, accommodation and food services	17,100	659	11,190	537	2,765	270	1,230	180	1,630	207	285	87
Other services (except public administration)	13,245	583	9,295	491	2,195	241	675	134	565	122	515	117
Public administration	54,020	1,115	35,360	925	11,045	534	5,860	391	1,595	205	160	65
Armed forces	268	84	235	79	8	15	25	26	0	0	0	0

Notes:

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

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