University of Minnesota
https://twin-cities.umn.edu/
612-625-5000

Access Across America: Auto 2016 Accessibility Maps

The following maps show summary accessibility data and maps for each of the metropolitan areas included in the study.

The maps show 30-minute accessibility values at the Census block level. Lighter colors indicate few jobs can be reached within 30 minutes; darker colors indicate more jobs can be reached within 30 minutes. At the highest levels, millions of jobs are accessible by auto within 30 minutes.

Washington, DC

Accessibility map of Washington, DC

  1. New York
  2. Los Angeles
  3. Dallas
  4. Chicago
  5. San Jose
  6. Houston
  7. San Francisco
  8. Washington, DC
  9. Phoenix
  10. Minneapolis
  11. Denver
  12. Boston
  13. Philadelphia
  14. Detroit
  15. Miami
  16. Las Vegas
  17. San Diego
  18. Baltimore
  19. Salt Lake City
  20. Seattle
  21. Atlanta
  22. Milwaukee
  23. Riverside
  24. Orlando
  25. Portland
  26. Columbus
  27. St. Louis
  28. San Antonio
  29. Kansas City
  30. Tampa
  31. Sacramento
  32. Austin
  33. Indianapolis
  34. Raleigh
  35. Cleveland
  36. Hartford
  37. Cincinnati
  38. Charlotte
  39. Louisville
  40. Providence
  41. Buffalo
  42. Memphis
  43. Oklahoma City
  44. Richmond
  45. Pittsburgh
  46. Virginia Beach
  47. Jacksonville
  48. Nashville
  49. New Orleans
  50. Birmingham

In addition to the top 50 metropolitan areas, the study includes accessibility maps for other metro areas in the National Accessibility Evaluation Pooled-Fund Study:


More Information

The Accessibility Observatory is a program of the Center for Transportation Studies.