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Most public transit riders, Indiana counties

Indiana counties with the most workers commuting by public transportation, as of the 2024 American Community Survey. Ranked by number of commuters, not the transit share. This list covers the 92 counties in Indiana that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 92 is 23. Biggest climber in the top 100 since 2020: Dubois County, IN, up 55 places to #32.

SAME RANKING BYCitiesStatesMetros
Most public transit riders by state
RANKPLACESTATEPOPTRANSIT COMMUTERSVS 2020
01Marion County, ININ992,1966,191−13%
02Lake County, ININ504,6123,210−41%
03Tippecanoe County, ININ190,4561,991−23%
04Monroe County, ININ143,3451,420−31%
05▲1Allen County, ININ402,3291,297−13%
06▼1St. Joseph County, ININ272,8611,276−23%
07Vanderburgh County, ININ181,995747−38%
08▲1Porter County, ININ176,049535−19%
09▼1Delaware County, ININ113,106470−34%
10▲1Vigo County, ININ106,512388−11%
11▲6Bartholomew County, ININ85,729328+178%
12▼2LaPorte County, ININ111,294251−49%
13▲1Elkhart County, ININ208,774190−32%
14▲2Madison County, ININ135,088183+9%
15▼2Johnson County, ININ174,262182−47%
16▲33LaGrange County, ININ41,305147+359%
17▼5Clark County, ININ130,451102−73%
18▲14Howard County, ININ83,90493+60%
19▲22Hendricks County, ININ193,51086+110%
20▲11Henry County, ININ49,13785+44%
21▲35Newton County, ININ14,18885+215%
22▲12Cass County, ININ37,83669+21%
23▲32Gibson County, ININ33,09166+144%
24▲30Benton County, ININ8,88364+137%
25▲44White County, ININ25,16463+350%
26▼4Knox County, ININ35,65258−27%
27▼8Wayne County, ININ66,16956−48%
28▲7Miami County, ININ34,48748−14%
29Wabash County, ININ30,71347−27%
30▼3Hamilton County, ININ387,03647−36%
31▲28Steuben County, ININ34,79946+92%
32▲55Dubois County, ININ44,01644–
33▼8Kosciusko County, ININ80,89244−44%
34▼16Morgan County, ININ74,96743−63%
35▲12Fulton County, ININ20,09139+15%
36▼13Montgomery County, ININ38,95434−57%
37▲42DeKalb County, ININ44,53533+560%
38▲6Fountain County, ININ17,01331−18%
39▲23Jay County, ININ20,11831+35%
40▲5Noble County, ININ47,93729−22%
41▲31Whitley County, ININ35,04629+190%
42▼14Dearborn County, ININ51,60928−58%
43▲15Carroll County, ININ20,65527+4%
44▼5Grant County, ININ66,52425−47%
45▼8Rush County, ININ16,76724−56%
46▲20Daviess County, ININ34,20923+35%
47▼17Wells County, ININ28,88323−63%
48▼28Warrick County, ININ66,80320−75%
49▼25Adams County, ININ36,65018−77%
50▼29Marshall County, ININ46,59918−78%
51▲32Pulaski County, ININ12,46318+500%
52▲1Starke County, ININ23,42518−36%
53▲36Scott County, ININ25,05317–
54▼28Tipton County, ININ15,31916−79%
55▼40Floyd County, ININ82,15316−93%
56▲8Huntington County, ININ37,22416−27%
57▲13Clay County, ININ26,41015+25%
58▲7Fayette County, ININ23,53315−29%
59▼26Jasper County, ININ33,89415−74%
60▲28Perry County, ININ19,38915–
61▲10Posey County, ININ24,98815+25%
62▲30Union County, ININ6,86313–
63▼21Boone County, ININ80,68912−71%
64▲12Harrison County, ININ40,43710+43%
65▲8Crawford County, ININ10,5097−13%
66▲11Orange County, ININ19,83470%
67▼21Clinton County, ININ33,3226−83%
68▼28Greene County, ININ31,1656−86%
69▲21Spencer County, ININ20,0615–
70▲15Sullivan County, ININ20,8314–
71▼23Randolph County, ININ24,4384−88%
72▼15Washington County, ININ28,3833−88%
73▼12Hancock County, ININ90,9693−87%
74▲4Brown County, ININ15,7771−83%
75▼25Jackson County, ININ47,3701−97%
76▼38Vermillion County, ININ15,4881−98%
77▼2Warren County, ININ8,4741−88%
78▲6Blackford County, ININ11,7300–
79▲7Martin County, ININ9,8560–
80▼6Decatur County, ININ26,5760−100%
81▼29Franklin County, ININ23,2860−100%
82▼15Jefferson County, ININ33,2790−100%
83▼40Jennings County, ININ27,6220−100%
84▼16Lawrence County, ININ45,5680−100%
85▼5Ohio County, ININ5,9940−100%
86▼5Owen County, ININ21,8860−100%
87▼24Parke County, ININ16,6420−100%
88▼28Pike County, ININ12,0030−100%
89▼7Putnam County, ININ37,8760−100%
90▼54Ripley County, ININ29,4340−100%
91▼40Shelby County, ININ45,8820−100%
92▼1Switzerland County, ININ10,0370–
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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU ACS 5-YEAR ESTIMATES