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Table 38Usual modes of transportation used to travel to work, by province and region,1 2006

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Usual modes of transportation used to travel to work, by province and region, 2006
  During colder months 2 During warmer months 2
Car, truck, van, SUV or motorcycle Public transit Walk or bicycle Other 3 Car, truck, van, SUV or motorcycle Public transit Walk or bicycle Other 3
          percent
Atlantic provinces 88 4 6 E 81 E 14 E
Newfoundland and Labrador 88 F E F 79 F 18 F
Prince Edward Island 92 F F F 84 F 14 F
Nova Scotia 85 E 6 F 80 E 13 F
New Brunswick 91 F F F 83 F 13 F
Quebec 79 12 7 E 72 10 14 E
Ontario 79 13 5 2 72 13 13 3
Prairie provinces 83 8 6 E 75 8 14 2
Manitoba 83 10 E F 73 8 17 F
Saskatchewan 87 E 9 F 74 F 21 F
Alberta 83 9 5 E 76 10 12 E
British Columbia 79 11 8 E 72 10 16 E
Canada 81 11 6 2 73 10 14 2
Data refer to persons working outside the home.
The definition of the colder and the warmer months was left to the respondents in order to best capture seasonal changes in mode of travel.
Includes other modes, combination of modes (can't distinguish a main mode), don't know and refusal.
Source(s):
Statistics Canada, Households and the Environment Survey, 2006.