TABLE 4-16a  Long-Distance Trips by Gender and Purpose: 2001,,,,,,,,,,,,
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,Female,SE,Male,SE,All,,,,,,,
Commute,16.5,1.8,83.5,1.8,100.0,,,,,,,
Business,23.3,1.1,76.7,1.1,100.0,,,,,,,
Pleasure,51.1,0.4,48.9,0.4,100.0,,,,,,,
Personal business,53.0,0.9,47.0,0.9,100.0,,,,,,,
Other,52.3,1.9,47.7,1.9,100.0,,,,,,,
All trips,42.6,0.5,57.4,0.5,100.0,,,,,,,
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KEY: SE = standard error .",,,,,,,,,,,,
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SOURCE: Jonaki Bose, Lee Giesbrecht, Joy Sharp, Jeffery Memmott, Maha Khan, and Elizabeth Roberto, “A Picture of Long-Distance Travel Behavior of Americans Through Analysis of the 2001 National Household Travel Survey,” paper presented at the National Household Travel Survey Conference: Understanding Our Nation’s Travel, November 1–2, 2004, available at http://www.trb.org/, as of March 2005.",,,,,,,,,,,,

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