2000, 2007-2009 ACS, Census 2010 and 2010-2012 ACS

Geographic Area: St. Louis Park city, Minnesota FIPS: 2757220

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Table 1a. Mode to Work by Gender
Table 1a. Mode to Work by Gender ¹	Census 2000			2007-2009 ACS			2010-2012 ACS			Is the numeric change between Census 2000 and 2010-2012 ACS Significant? **
Table 1a. Mode to Work by Gender ¹	Number	Percent	MOE(+/-)*	Number	Percent	MOE(+/-)*	Number	Percent	MOE(+/-)*
Male	At Place of Residence
Total Workers	13,225	100.0	389	13,077	100.0	751	13,573	100.0	601	No
Drove alone	10,495	79.4	362	10,025	76.7	698	11,014	81.1	531	No
2-person Carpool	1,005	7.6	127	746	5.7	223	797	5.9	212	No
3-or-more-person Carpool	140	1.1	48	115	0.9	68	158	1.2	118	No
Transit	639	4.8	102	897	6.9	268	612	4.5	172	No
Bike	90	0.7	38	240	1.8	118	287	2.1	132	Yes
Walked	275	2.1	67	229	1.8	111	218	1.6	157	No
Taxi, Motorcycle and Other means	85	0.6	37	49	0.4	46	81	0.6	54	No
Worked at Home	500	3.8	90	776	5.9	264	406	3.0	135	No

Table 1b. Mode to Work by Gender
Table 1b. Mode to Work by Gender ¹	Census 2000			2007-2009 ACS			2010-2012 ACS			Is the numeric change between Census 2000 and 2010-2012 ACS Significant? **
Table 1b. Mode to Work by Gender ¹	Number	Percent	MOE(+/-)*	Number	Percent	MOE(+/-)*	Number	Percent	MOE(+/-)*
Female	At Place of Residence
Total Workers	13,215	100.0	389	12,997	100.0	771	12,729	100.0	702	No
Drove alone	10,250	77.6	359	10,253	78.9	775	9,745	76.6	673	No
2-person Carpool	1,025	7.8	128	653	5.0	183	875	6.9	224	No
3-or-more-person Carpool	124	0.9	45	288	2.2	136	162	1.3	135	No
Transit	899	6.8	120	864	6.6	264	977	7.7	221	No
Bike	20	0.2	18	32	0.2	36	107	0.8	68	Yes
Walked	280	2.1	67	240	1.8	201	148	1.2	73	Yes
Taxi, Motorcycle and Other means	50	0.4	29	50	0.4	49	26	0.2	29	No
Worked at Home	565	4.3	96	617	4.7	195	689	5.4	185	No

Notes:

* The coefficient of variation (CV) can be derived by the standard error (SE) divided by the estimate, while SE = MOE/1.645.
** The z-value of the difference of the two estimates are used to determined if the two estimates are significantly different at 90% confidence level.

1 Census 2000 Table 1-002, 2007-2009 ACS Table B08006 and 2010-2012 ACS B08006