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\n `\n })}\n />\n \n )}\n\n Travel to work – showing the connections between business\n and the labor market – is one of the defining factors of a\n regional economy. Travel-to-work data in Southeast\n Michigan suggests that the SEMCOG region is connected by\n commuting flows that tie the housing markets and job\n centers across the region into one very strong, cohesive\n inter-reliant region.\n
\n\n SEMCOG’s Commuting Patterns map provides quick and easy\n understanding of the travel to work patterns of the\n region’s workforce for all of region’s communities for\n years 2016 and 2010. The data presented in the map is\n based on Census Transportation Planning Products (CTPP)\n tabulations of Census Bureau’s 5-year American Community\n Survey (ACS) data. Data for 2010 represents 2006-2010\n 5-year CTPP data and the data for 2016 is from 2012-2016\n 5-year CTPP data.\n
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