Statistical Brief: Housing in Metropolitan Areas — Motor Vehicles Available
Statistical Brief: Housing in Metropolitan Areas — Motor Vehicles Available
Report Number: SB/95-23
Since the days of the “Model T,” America has had a love affair with the automobile. But access to a vehicle never became universal. In 1990, 9 million of the Nation’s metropolitan households — or 1 in 8 — didn’t have a motor vehicle (automobile, van, or light truck) available at home for their use.
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