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03/03/2004: "On stage of modern commute, there's no one riding shotgun"
A little more than three-fourths of metro-Denver workers drive alone to their jobs, according to new U.S. Census Bureau figures.
The data, part of a 2002 nationwide survey, indicate that 75.8 percent of workers in the five most populous counties commute alone - about the same as in the 2000 Census.
Locally, the lowest percentage of lone drivers was in Denver, which also had the highest percentages of car poolers and public-transit riders. Full Story
