1999–2000 Ohio Licensed Drivers By County
Note: 2000 licensed driver figures are significantly
lower than 1999 due to changes in Ohio Department of Public Safety
reporting and tracking methods of temporary driving permit holders.
An evaluation of the figures indicate that there were approximately
20,000 fewer drivers licensed in 2000 than in 1999.
Source: Ohio Department of Public Safety, 2000 figures
as of June 6, 2001
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According to US Census figures from 2000,
Alabama leads the nation in the number of people who drive to
work by themselves (84.6%). Michigan came in second, with 83.7%,
just ahead of Ohio. Rounding out the top five states were New
Hampshire and Kansas.
(Associated Press, Cincinnati Enquirer,
8/7/01) |
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