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I saw a post here last week on here about what transportation people are using to commute since work from home has declined a bit. The data said that walking to work has increased a decent amount and it made me wonder if how people commute in Seattle is very neighborhood-dependent? My partner has also been planning a cider business for a long while and is trying to figure out where there would be good foot traffic so it was great to learn that data is somewhat available. I downloaded the same 2023 Census data that was used in the Seattle Times article, but included geography with it based on Census Tracts. (The 2024 data used in the article won’t be released with Census Tracts for a couple more months, but will be fun to animate some changes with it). The scale for driving alone kind of dwarfs the other options, so I made some maps of each transportation method alone to make comparing the neighborhoods easier. submitted by /u/lionbutt_iii |
