Transport.tamu.edu TAMU Mode Split Survey October 2011.

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transport.tamu.edu TAMU Mode Split Survey October 2011

transport.tamu.edu The mode of transportation I use to get to campus the majority of the time is: Drive alone3742 (56 %) Carpool427 (6 %) Ride Transit1493 (22 %) Walk698 (10 %) Bicycle619 (9 %) Motorcycle73 (1 %) Other99 (1 %)

transport.tamu.edu Mode By Customer Group FacultyStaffStudent Drive alone 607 (84 %) 1745 (86 %) 1469 (37 %) Carpool47 (6 %)164 (8 %)221 (5 %) Ride Transit 13 (2 %)56 (3 %)1450 (36 %) Walk4 (1 %)25 (1 %)676 (17 %) Bicycle56 (8 %)45 (2 %)531 (13 %) Motorcyc le 4 (1 %)20 (1 %)51 (1 %) Other6 (1 %)15 (1 %)78 (2 %)

transport.tamu.edu Mode By Student Classification Fresh man Sopho more JuniorSeniorGrad Student Drive alone 130 (18 %) 161 (26 %) 322 (38 %) 419 (52 %) 446 (43 %) Carpool43 (6 %) 26 (4 %) 47 (6 %) 55 (7 %) 50 (5 %) Ride Transit 193 (26 %) 292 (47 %) 375 (44 %) 258 (32 %) 340 (33 %) Walk309 (42 %) 136 (22 %) 88 (10 %) 46 (6 %) 97 (9 %) Bicycle138 (19 %) 68 (11 %) 97 (11 %) 90 (11 %) 143 (14 %) Motorc ycle 1 (0 %)7 (1 %)10 (1 %) 14 (2 %) 19 (2 %) Other22 (3 %) 21 (3 %) 9 (1 %)7 (1 %)19 (2 %)

transport.tamu.edu Mode By Gender MaleFemale Drive alone1556 (53 %)2152 (58 %) Carpool173 (6 %)250 (7 %) Ride Transit631 (22 %)854 (23 %) Walk299 (10 %)394 (11 %) Bicycle366 (13 %)244 (7 %) Motorcycle62 (2 %)9 (0 %) Other49 (2 %)50 (1 %)

transport.tamu.edu The average number of times I commute to/from campus in a week: 1-3 round trips1160 (17 %) 4-6 round trips3434 (52 %) more than 6 round trips per week 2141 (32 %)

transport.tamu.edu The average number of times I commute to/from campus in a week: 1-3 round trips 4-6 round trips more than 6 round trips per week Faculty85 (7 %)469 (14 %) 174 (8 %) Staff154 (13 %) 1392 (41 %) 501 (23 %) Student926 (80 %) 1645 (48 %) 1510 (71 %)