Transit score, 2018

Access to public transit can be an important indicator for community participation in that it allows people with disabilities to get to places to participate. The Transit Score (www.walkscore.com) is a publicly available measure showing how well a city is served by public transit. It is a score of 0-100 calculated based on the frequency, type of route, and distance to the nearest stop. While data are not available for all cities, current data show that San Francisco, Washington DC, Seattle and Chicago have some of the highest scores (>60), and Columbia, Montgomery, Little Rock and Anchorage show lower scores (<23).

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Data source. 2018 , www.redfin.com/how-walk-score-works (Data sources include Google, Education.com, Open Street Map, the U.S. Census, Localeze, and places added by the Walk Score user community)
Calculation. No calculation, done by www.redfin.com/how-walk-score-works.

Transit score by region

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Transit score by Region. Click on a state to view city data, where available.
Region	Transit score
Albuquerque	30
Anchorage	21
Asheville	26
Austin	34
Baltimore	57
Baton Rouge	N/A
Birmingham	25
Boise	23
Chicago	65
Columbia	0
Columbus	31
Denver	48
Detroit	38
Fresno	31
Gastonia	N/A
Greensboro	N/A

Transit score by Region. Click on a state to view city data, where available.
Region	Transit score
Houston	37
Indianapolis	23
Lansing	33
Las Vegas	34
Little Rock	19
Memphis	N/A
Milwaukee	49
Minneapolis	58
Missoula	34
Montgomery	16
Nashville	24
New Orleans	44
Oakland	56
Phoenix	36
Pittsburgh	54
Portland	51

Transit score by Region. Click on a state to view city data, where available.
Region	Transit score
Raleigh	29
Richmond	N/A
Riverside	33
Sacramento	34
Salt Lake City	44
San Francisco	80
Santa Barbara	N/A
Seattle	60
Spokane	36
St. Petersburg	34
Tacoma	N/A
Tampa	32
Tucson	34
Tulsa	23
Urban Honolulu CDP	57
Washington	68