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Lowest no vehicle by state

Households without a vehicle.

Share of households with no vehicle available. This is not a judgement about car ownership: it matters most alongside transit, walkability and distance to essentials.

  1. 1Idaho3.8%
  2. 2Wyoming4.3%
  3. 3Utah4.5%
  4. 4Montana4.6%
  5. 5South Dakota4.8%
  6. 6Kansas5.1%
  7. 7New Mexico5.1%
  8. 8Colorado5.2%
  9. 9New Hampshire5.3%
  10. 10Tennessee5.4%
  11. 11Alabama5.5%
  12. 12Arizona5.6%
  13. 13North Carolina5.6%
  14. 14Nebraska5.7%
  15. 15South Carolina5.7%
  16. 16Iowa5.8%
  17. 17Oklahoma5.8%
  18. 18Texas5.8%
  19. 19Arkansas5.9%
  20. 20Georgia6.0%
  21. 21Florida6.2%
  22. 22Delaware6.3%
  23. 23Mississippi6.3%
  24. 24Virginia6.3%
  25. 25Indiana6.4%
  26. 26Vermont6.4%
  27. 27Maine6.6%
  28. 28Nevada6.6%
  29. 29Missouri6.7%
  30. 30North Dakota6.7%
  31. 31Wisconsin6.7%
  32. 32Michigan7.0%
  33. 33Kentucky7.1%
  34. 34Minnesota7.1%
  35. 35Oregon7.3%
  36. 36California7.4%
  37. 37Hawaii7.4%
  38. 38Washington7.5%
  39. 39Ohio7.6%
  40. 40West Virginia8.2%
  41. 41Louisiana8.5%
  42. 42Connecticut8.9%
  43. 43Maryland9.0%
  44. 44Alaska9.3%
  45. 45Rhode Island9.5%
  46. 46Pennsylvania10.3%
  47. 47New Jersey11.0%
  48. 48Illinois11.4%
  49. 49Massachusetts11.8%
  50. 50New York29.8%
  51. 51District of Columbia36.5%
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Source: U.S. Census Bureau ACS. · How this is built