This section presents statistics related to transportation in the Genesee- Finger Lakes Region, including data on transportation options available to the Region s residents, number of vehicles, commuting patterns, accidents, freight, and boating. The Genesee-Finger Lakes Region has a rich transportation history dating back to the Iroquois trails and the Erie and -Cayuga Canals. Today, a network of state and federal highways and local roads, commercial air service, passenger rail service, and ferry service are available to the Region s residents and industries. In addition, manufacturers and suppliers have access to rail and air freight services. These transportation options facilitate travel within the Region and to destinations within other parts of New York State, the nation, and the world. The following maps, tables, and charts for the Genesee-Finger Lakes Region depict: Transit Routes - 2004 Public Transit Service - 1990, 1995, 2000 & 2002 Means of Transportation to Work - 1990 & 2000 Major Transportation Facilities - 2004 Java Ridgeway Shelby Alabama Pembroke Darien Bennington Sheldon Arcade Yates 0 5 10 Miles 0 5 10 Kilometers ORLEANS Barre GENESEE Batavia Attica Elba WYOMING Eagle Gaines Oakfield Alexander Orangeville Carlton Pike Albion Bethany Middlebury Warsaw Gainesville Wethersfield Kendall Murray Clarendon Byron Stafford Perry Genesee Falls Pavilion Covington Castile Portage Bergen LeRoy Journey-to-Work (Counties) - 1980, 1990 & 2000 Journey-to-Work (Cities) - 2000 Journey-to-Work Traffic Flows - 2000 Hamlin Clarkson Sweden York Leicester Mount Morris Nunda Riga Transit Routes (2004) Parma Ogden Wheatland MONROE Caledonia Geneseo Groveland Chili Avon Greece Rush LIVINGSTON West Sparta Ossian Gates Sparta North Dansville Lima Livonia Conesus Rochester Henrietta Brighton Irondequoit Pittsford Mendon West Bloomfield Richmond Canadice Springwater Webster Penfield Perinton Victor East Bloomfield Bristol South Bristol Naples Ontario Walworth Macedon Farmington Canandaigua ONTARIO Middlesex Italy Gorham Average Travel Time to Work - 2000 Vehicle Registrations - 2000 & 2001 Motor Vehicle Accidents - 2000 Freight Movement - 1998 Williamson Marion Palmyra Manchester Hopewell Potter YATES Jerusalem Regional Transit Service Batavia Bus Service County Area Transit System of Ontario County Livingston Area Transportation Service Orleans Transit Service Transit Service Wayne Area Transportation Service Wyoming Transportation Service Sodus WAYNE Arcadia Phelps Benton Barrington Lyons Geneva Milo Torrey Starkey Huron Rose Galen Junius Waterloo Fayette SENECA Varick Lodi Tyre Romulus Ovid Wolcott Butler Savannah Covert Falls Sources: Rochester-Genesee Regional Transportation Authority Ontario County Transportation Office Marine Law Enforcement - 2001 Boating Vessel Registrations - 2001 Boating Accidents - 2001 59
Public Transit Service Annual Passenger Peak Annual Year Trips (Unlinked) Fleet Size Passenger Miles Regional Transit Service (excluding Lift Line) 1990-91* 17,987,660 187 No Data on Record 1995-96* 13,552,346 177 37,524,157 2000-01* 13,360,921 191 35,503,964 2002-03* 14,197,257 211 45,803,433 Lift Line 1990-91* 126,268 17 735,794 1995-96* 131,930 21 1,121,473 2000-01* 113,171 25 953,745 2002-03* 117,262 26 1,200,209 Batavia Bus Service 1990 N/A N/A N/A 1995 81,052 9 140,640 2000 84,651 9 184,175 2002 95,412 9 185,354 Livingston Area Transportation Service 1990 115,146 16 325,000 1995 135,930 17 344,651 2000 152,083 19 373,289 2002 160,075 20 423,604 County Area Transit System of Ontario County 1990 N/A N/A N/A 1995 N/A N/A N/A 2000 185,940 25 1,036,854 2002 231,628 35 1,377,576 Orleans Transit Service No Data Available, Service began in October of 2003 Transit Service No Data Available, Service began in September of 2004 Wayne Area Transportation Service 1990 N/A N/A N/A 1995 101,057 11 373,381 2000 128,896 19 510,335 2002 130,667 21 658,642 Wyoming Area Transportation Service 1990 N/A N/A N/A * Fiscal Year (April 1st to March 31st) 1995 38,781 10 246,441 2000 66,964 14 365,058 2002 73,044 14 417,697 Sources: Rochester-Genesee Regional Transportation Authority, Ontario County Transportation Office Means of Transportation to Work (1990 & 2000) Bus, Average Total Drove Car Railroad, Other Work Travel Time Workers Alone Pool Taxi Means Walked at Home (minutes) Genesee 1990 28,266 21,684 3,913 219 271 1,289 890 19.9 2000 29,042 24,046 2,841 86 306 1,001 762 22.0 % Change 2.70 10.9-27.4-60.7 12.9-22.3-14.4 Increase in average travel time (minutes): 2.1 Livingston 1990 28,899 21,629 4,529 73 177 1,496 995 22.5 2000 29,772 23,151 3,398 127 114 1,926 1,056 25.0 % Change 3.0 7.0-25.0 74.0-3,560.0 28.7 6.1 Increase in average travel time (minutes): 2.5 Monroe 1990 347,088 270,083 37,564 14,765 2,387 14,886 7,403 18.3 2000 345,019 283,062 29,022 9,421 2,506 11,601 9,407 20.0 % Change -0.6 4.8-22.7-36.2 5.0-22.1 27.1 Increase in average travel time (minutes): 1.7 Ontario 1990 46,239 35,802 5,990 274 329 2,309 1,535 20.9 2000 49,951 40,859 4,663 396 253 2,000 1,780 23.0 % Change 8.0 14.1-22.2 44.5-23.1-13.4 16.0 Increase in average travel time (minutes): 2.1 Orleans 1990 17,542 13,670 2,385 38 131 758 560 22.1 2000 18,238 14,622 2,395 75 145 421 580 26.0 % Change 4.0 7.0 0.4 97.4 10.7-44.5 3.6 Increase in average travel time (minutes): 3.9 1990 15,565 11,724 2,197 56 142 820 626 18.1 2000 14,486 11,783 1,482 71 123 442 585 22.0 % Change -6.9 0.5-32.5 26.8-13.4-46.1-6.5 Increase in average travel time (minutes): 3.9 Wayne 1990 41,699 33,071 5,409 222 321 1,460 1,216 22.1 2000 44,792 36,946 4,784 224 266 1,244 1,328 25.0 % Change 7.4 11.7-11.6 0.9-17.1-14.8 9.2 Increase in average travel time (minutes): 2.9 Wyoming 1990 17,757 12,996 2,333 71 286 1,059 1,012 21.1 2000 18,474 14,730 1,887 90 102 848 817 26.0 % Change 4.0 13.3-19.1 26.8-64.3-19.9-19.3 Increase in average travel time (minutes): 4.9 Yates 1990 9,933 7,072 1,441 26 91 638 665 20.6 2000 10,916 7,773 1,450 52 148 768 725 24.0 % Change 9.9 9.9 0.6 100.0 62.6 20.4 9.0 Increase in average travel time (minutes): 3.4 Source: U.S. Census Bureau 60
Major Transportation Facilities(2004) (2004) Major Transportation Facilities Carlton Yates Kendall Gaines Ridgeway Hamlin Murray Parma Clarkson ORLEANS Clarendon Barre Alabama Elba Oakfield Byron Ogden Chili Farmington Mendon Bethany Avon Middlebury Savannah Lima Canandaigua Falls Waterloo Fayette ONTARIO Richmond SENECA Geneva Bristol Perry Tyre Phelps Hopewell East Bloomfield Livonia Leicester Manchester Junius Geneseo Covington Warsaw Lyons Arcadia Victor West Bloomfield York Attica Palmyra Wheatland LeRoy Rush Bennington Macedon Butler Rose Galen Pavilion Orangeville Perinton Pittsford Henrietta Batavia Alexander Walworth Marion Brighton Caledonia Darien Huron WAYNE Penfield Gates Bergen Riga Stafford Wolcott Sodus Williamson Webster Rochester Sweden GENESEE Pembroke Ontario MONROE Albion Shelby Irondequoit Greece Gorham Varick Sheldon Groveland WYOMING Wethersfield Gainesville Castile Java Mount Morris Conesus LIVINGSTON Pike Nunda Eagle Portage Ossian Romulu s Middlesex Torrey YATES Springwater West Sparta Benton Potter South Bristol Naples Sparta Arcade Canadice Italy Jerusalem Ovid Milo Lodi North Dansville Barrington Covert Starkey Genesee Falls 0 5 10 Miles Ferry Greater Rochester International Airport 0 5 10 Kilometers Class 1 Railroad Class 3 Railroad Amtrak Passenger Station State Highway Water Features Federal Highway Counties Interstate Highway Municipalities General Aviation Airport Source: NYSDOT, NYSOPRHP 61
Journey to Work (1980, 1990 & 2000) County of Residence County of Work 1980 1990 2000 Genesee Genesee 17,803 18,691 17,672 Monroe 3,329 5,305 6,094 Erie 1,701 2,160 3,073 Wyoming 498 525 583 Livingston 436 520 482 Orleans 396 396 482 Elsewhere 435 669 656 Livingston Livingston 15,631 15,395 15,522 Monroe 6,056 9,848 10,713 Ontario 224 635 1,154 Steuben 417 682 714 Genesee 439 521 549 Wyoming 326 582 469 Elsewhere 312 1,236 651 Monroe Monroe 308,699 335,539 328,512 Ontario 2,306 3,393 6,000 Wayne 1,631 2,098 2,995 Livingston 618 1,086 1,442 Genesee 529 798 1,095 Orleans 412 627 649 Erie 343 485 784 Elsewhere 2,142 3,062 3,542 Ontario Ontario 24,783 28,332 30,893 Monroe 8,317 11,878 13,094 Wayne 2,079 2,733 2,652 1,198 1,175 1,247 Livingston 384 613 623 Yates 363 315 352 Elsewhere 969 1,193 1,089 Orleans Orleans 9,392 9,579 9,300 Monroe 4,331 5,586 6,477 Niagara 1,081 1,127 999 Genesee 344 611 699 Erie 141 330 522 Elsewhere 194 309 241 County of Residence County of Work 1980 1990 2000 10,621 10,251 8,140 Ontario 1,727 2,465 2,480 Tompkins 703 1,163 1,289 Wayne 508 461 626 Monroe 228 321 500 Cayuga 198 306 552 Onondaga 60 314 316 Elsewhere 150 284 583 Wayne Wayne 20,201 22,261 23,455 Monroe 10,828 15,731 16,497 Ontario 1,017 1,931 2,852 440 368 455 Onondaga 127 282 384 Cayuga 244 268 315 Elsewhere 1,261 858 834 Wyoming Wyoming 10,342 10,477 10,033 Erie 2,022 2,780 3,513 Genesee 1,438 1,674 1,787 Livingston 400 921 1,206 Monroe 380 1,014 1,086 Cattaraugus 195 366 285 Elsewhere 292 525 562 Yates Yates 6,065 5,877 6,460 Ontario 1,388 2,201 2,669 Monroe 330 593 548 Steuben 217 309 326 172 136 207 Schuyler 130 214 200 Wayne 44 145 149 Elsewhere 210 458 357 62
Journey to Work (2000) City of Residence Place of Work, County 2000 City of Batavia City of Batavia, Genesee 3,924 Town of Batavia, Genesee 620 City of Rochester, Monroe 420 Town of Le Roy, Genesee 170 Town of Henrietta, Monroe 167 City of Buffalo, Erie 125 Town of Pembroke, Genesee 101 Town of Gates, Monroe 91 Town of Oakfield, Genesee 90 Town of Albion, Orleans 85 Town of Attica, Wyoming 81 Town of Chili, Monroe 75 Town of Bergen, Genesee 65 Town of Amherst, Erie 64 Town of Greece, Monroe 51 Town of Newstead, Erie 50 Town of Alexander, Genesee 43 Town of Stafford, Genesee 43 Town of Elba, Genesee 40 Town of Sweden, Monroe 35 Elsewhere 698 City of Canandaigua City of Canandaigua, Ontario 2,310 Town of Victor, Ontario 377 City of Rochester, Monroe 331 Town of Canandaigua, Ontario 310 Town of Hopewell, Ontario 210 Town of Henrietta, Monroe 163 Town of Manchester, Ontario 146 Town of Perinton, Monroe 131 Town of Farmington, Ontario 123 City of Geneva, Ontario 105 Town of East Bloomfield, Ontario 87 Town of Phelps, Ontario 86 Town of Webster, Monroe 65 Town of Macedon, Wayne 62 Town of Brighton, Monroe 60 Town of Pittsford, Monroe 58 Town of, Ontario 42 Town of Arcadia, Wayne 37 Town of Geneva, Ontario 37 Town of Naples, Ontario 33 Elsewhere 515 City of Residence Place of Work, County 2000 City of Geneva City of Geneva, Ontario 2,966 Town of Geneva, Ontario 416 City of Canandaigua, Ontario 370 Town of Waterloo, 225 Town of Falls, 206 Town of Victor, Ontario 130 Town of Phelps, Ontario 127 Town of Manchester, Ontario 111 Town of Canandaigua, Ontario 103 Town of Arcadia, Wayne 95 Town of, Ontario 94 Town of Hopewell, Ontario 78 City of Rochester, Monroe 75 Town of Lyons, Wayne 64 Town of Romulus, 52 City of Geneva, 42 City of Auburn, Cayuga 36 Town of Junius, 33 Town of Palmyra, Wayne 28 City of Syracuse, Onondaga 26 Elsewhere 390 City of Rochester City of Rochester, Monroe 52,822 Town of Henrietta, Monroe 6,837 Town of Brighton, Monroe 4,794 Town of Greece, Monroe 3,872 Town of Gates, Monroe 3,226 Town of Irondequoit, Monroe 2,965 Town of Webster, Monroe 2,286 Town of Perinton, Monroe 2,148 Town of Pittsford, Monroe 2,112 Town of Penfield, Monroe 1,436 Town of Chili, Monroe 1,091 Town of Ogden, Monroe 798 Town of Victor, Ontario 762 Town of East Rochester, Monroe 635 Town of Sweden, Monroe 401 Town of Riga, Monroe 208 Town of Farmington, Ontario 204 Town of Wheatland, Monroe 171 Town of Mendon, Monroe 162 Town of Rush, Monroe 148 Town of Parma, Monroe 137 City of Canandaigua, Ontario 116 Town of Macedon, Wayne 106 Town of Avon, Livingston 97 City of Batavia, Genesee 79 Elsewhere 1,854 Source: U.S. Census Bureau 63
Genesee County Work Flow (2000) Livingston County Work Flow (2000) Monroe County Work Flow (2000) Ontario County Work Flow (2000) Orleans County Work Flow (2000) County Work Flow (2000) Wayne County Work Flow (2000) Wyoming County Work Flow (2000) Yates County Work Flow (2000) * The blue arrows indicate work flow from the particular County to another. The thicker and darker the arrow, the more work flow from that County to the other. Percentage of County Residents Working in the County 64 Percentage of County Residents Working In a Different County Within the Region Source: NYS DOT Bureau of Transportation Statistics
Average Travel Time to Work (2000) Carlton Yates Kendall Ironde quoit Gaines Ridgeway Hamlin Murray Parma Clarkson MONROE Albion ORLEANS Shelby Oakfield Alabama Swede n Claren don Barre Elba Byron Webster Rochester Ogden GENESEE Chili Middle bury Macedon Palmyra Lyons Arcadi a Savan nah Avon Lima Junius Richm ond Livoni a Leicester Bristol Fayette ONTARIO SENECA Geneva Gorham Perry Varick Groveland WYOMING Gainesville Castile Java Mount Morris Conesus LIVINGSTON Sparta Pike Nunda Arcade Eagle Falls Waterloo Hopewell East Bloom field Tyre Phelps Canan daigua Sheldo n Wethersfield Butler Rose Manchester Geneseo Covington Warsaw Marion Victor West Bloom field York Attica WAYNE Walworth Farmington Betha ny Bennin gton Huron Galen Mendo n Pavilio n Orangeville Perinton Pittsford Rush Caledonia Alexan der Wolcott Sodus Wheatland LeRoy Batavia Darien William son Brighto n Henrie tta Staffor d Ontari o Penfield Gates Bergen Riga Pembroke Greece West Sparta Portag e Ossian Canad ice South Bristol Potter Middle sex Torrey YATES Naples Springwater Benton Italy Jerusalem Ovid Milo Lodi North Dansville Covert Starkey Barring ton Genesee Falls 20 minutes or less 21 25 minutes 0 0 5 5 10 Miles 10 Kilometers 26 30 minutes 31 35 minutes Counties 36 40 minutes Municipalities Source: US Census Bureau 65
Vehicle Registrations in Force (2000 & 2001) STANDARD SERIES COMMERCIAL TRAILER MOTORCYCLE MOPED BUS 2000 2001 2000 2001 2000 2001 2000 2001 2000 2001 2000 2001 Genesee 33,834 34,800 11,794 11,113 3,106 3,049 1,364 1,461 109 101 19 27 Livingston 34,805 35,760 12,229 11,796 3,452 3,265 1,634 1,726 78 69 83 76 Monroe 447,531 453,283 66,519 62,395 23,923 21,261 10,827 11,223 338 415 828 956 Ontario 59,534 60,924 17,974 17,271 6,573 6,121 2,504 2,566 138 127 32 37 Orleans 22,649 23,392 7,717 7,041 2,238 2,083 1,027 1,034 78 57 11 12 18,408 18,887 6,012 5,891 2,349 2,329 757 817 97 94 22 23 Wayne 54,817 56,073 17,935 17,257 6,451 6,216 3,145 3,282 172 173 23 28 Wyoming 20,849 21,343 9,676 9,285 2,389 2,376 1,220 1,276 44 44 136 151 Yates 12,348 12,740 5,147 4,979 1,504 1,495 653 653 78 79 8 10 Region 704,775 717,202 155,003 147,028 51,985 48,195 23,131 24,038 1,132 1,159 1,162 1,320 TAXI AMBULANCE RENTAL CARS FARM TOTAL 2000 2001 2000 2001 2000 2001 2000 2001 2000 2001 Genesee 31 30 18 17 19 22 422 398 50,716 51,018 Livingston 53 49 15 12 37 28 222 227 52,608 53,008 Monroe 730 704 94 99 4,720 5,062 170 170 555,680 555,568 Ontario 42 33 34 31 63 60 245 217 87,139 87,387 Orleans 25 21 8 7 4 0 199 194 33,956 33,841 16 25 6 7 23 33 125 118 27,815 28,224 Wayne 32 34 19 23 28 36 264 254 82,886 83,376 Wyoming 96 91 13 13 9 6 417 411 34,849 34,996 Yates 9 6 5 5 2 3 80 71 19,834 20,041 Region 1,034 993 212 214 4,905 5,250 2,144 2,060 945,483 947,459 Source: NYS Department of Motor Vehicles Motor Vehicle Accident Statistics (2000) Fatal % of Personal Injury % of Property Damage % of Total Reportable % of % of % of Accidents State Total Accidents State Total Accidents State Total Accidents State Total Deaths State Total Injuries State Total Genesee 11 0.8 626 0.3 1,258 0.6 1,895 0.5 12 0.8 951 0.3 Livingston 8 0.6 454 0.2 1,221 0.6 1,683 0.4 10 0.7 632 0.2 Monroe 48 3.5 6,598 3.5 12,206 6.0 18,852 4.8 53 3.7 9,284 3.2 Ontario 14 1.0 857 0.5 2,683 1.3 3,554 0.9 14 1.0 1,304 0.4 Orleans 2 0.1 262 0.1 584 0.3 848 0.2 2 0.1 374 0.1 6 0.4 272 0.1 745 0.4 1,023 0.3 6 0.4 383 0.1 Wayne 11 0.8 647 0.3 1,283 0.6 1,941 0.5 11 0.8 998 0.3 Wyoming 11 0.8 310 0.2 858 0.4 1,179 0.3 12 0.8 454 0.2 Yates 5 0.4 116 0.1 127 0.1 248 0.1 7 0.5 181 0.1 Region 116 8.4 10,142 5.3 20,965 10.3 31,223 8.0 127 8.8 14,561 4.9 Source: NYS Department of Motor Vehicles 66
Freight Movement (1998) In Flow Out Flow Genesee Farm Products 36,539.85 68,640.46 Forest Products 893.51 - Fresh Fish or Marine Products 20.29 - Metallic Ores 23.12 - Coal 4,587.43 - Nonmetallic Minerals 11,036.88 - Food Products 200,147.67 297,100.53 Textile Products 967.70 - Apparel 2,126.24 1,502.09 Lumber or Wood Products 1,711.25 3,200.00 Furniture or Fixtures 276.43 - Pulp, Paper or Paper Products 18,474.99 10,693.90 Printed Matter 11,911.30 17,018.78 Chemicals 15,907.48 11,268.21 Petroleum Products 19,224.53 30,135.74 Rubber or Plastic Products 1,522.03 6,518.09 Leather or Leather Products 631.59 2,298.08 Clay, Concrete, Glass, or Stone 494,889.41 2,096,593.75 Primary Metal Products 18,727.73 1,024.53 Fabricated Metal Products 4,582.02 49,537.21 Machinery 2,960.99 1,402.73 Electrical Equipment 1,111.99 47.00 Transportation Equipment 8,444.53 11,414.79 Instruments, Photo Equipment, Optical Goods 229.30 523.81 Misc. Manufactured Products 102.31 138.01 Waste or Scrap - 903.54 between warehouses or distribution centers) 723,822.19 260,877.27 Livingston Farm Products 39,066.36 - Forest Products 316.76 - Fresh Fish or Marine Products 10.10 - Metallic Ores 5.85 - Coal 1,548.75 - Nonmetallic Minerals 308.03 - Food Products 88,735.38 281,198.09 Textile Products 702.45 - Apparel 1,067.96 - Lumber or Wood Products 1,236.31 10,810.68 Furniture or Fixtures 105.04 2,759.28 Pulp, Paper or Paper Products 8,462.12 263.48 Printed Matter 5,000.45 14,376.34 Chemicals 25,964.39 86,666.59 Livingston (Cont.) In Flow Out Flow Petroleum Products 9,748.16 - Rubber or Plastic Products 4,473.51 13,271.90 Clay, Concrete, Glass, or Stone 185,156.33 282,647.81 Primary Metal Products 1,778.10 - Fabricated Metal Products 1,201.88 424.13 Machinery 576.24 811.13 Electrical Equipment 1,604.36 6,744.33 Transportation Equipment 2,389.33 69.34 Instruments, Photo Equipment, Optical Goods 828.74 2,194.97 Misc. Manufactured Products 33.98 5,059.92 Hazardous Materials 10,281.22 - between warehouses or distribution centers) 287,400.50 257,876.31 Monroe Farm Products 28,974.66 70,760.79 Forest Products 4,964.41 - Fresh Fish or Marine Products 120.62 - Metallic Ores 173.80 - Coal 1,475,970.38 - Nonmetallic Minerals 4,797.66 - Ordnance or Accessories 0.62 - Food Products 1,604,221.88 1,150,001.88 Tobacco Products 1,531.70 4.11 Textile Products 21,215.42 1,094.65 Apparel 54,580.84 28,278.00 Lumber or Wood Products 266,405.63 109,065.30 Furniture or Fixtures 33,937.16 3,457.19 Pulp, Paper or Paper Products 371,885.19 343,024.28 Printed Matter 132,291.41 292,439.06 Chemicals 723,113.31 331,697.75 Petroleum Products 318,613.16 20,387.98 Rubber or Plastic Products 151,126.08 129,003.05 Leather or Leather Products 2,716.62 2,932.63 Clay, Concrete, Glass, or Stone 1,590,613.50 1,243,030.75 Primary Metal Products 731,523.81 190,842.47 Fabricated Metal Products 243,475.94 429,474.94 Machinery 54,341.05 96,553.56 Electrical Equipment 60,835.37 85,395.86 Transportation Equipment 272,263.59 329,470.81 Instruments, Photo Equipment, Optical Goods 14,790.28 128,694.22 Misc. Manufactured Products 14,436.25 31,472.62 Waste or Scrap 8,590.00 12,760.00 Shipping Containers 664.00 6,400.00 Mail or Contract Traffic 4,549.64 6,541.03 67
Freight Movement (Continued) Monroe (Cont.) In Flow Out Flow Misc. Mixed Shipments 88,921.50 1,800.00 between warehouses or distribution centers) 1,752,614.88 2,797,860.50 Ontario Farm Products 19,036.51 30,108.30 Forest Products 774.06 - Fresh Fish or Marine Products 16.99 - Metallic Ores 18.17 45,180.00 Coal 1,921.44 - Nonmetallic Minerals 71,614.64 - Food Products 202,464.27 559,480.44 Textile Products 716.66 1.00 Apparel 2,409.97 1,205.78 Lumber or Wood Products 6,188.45 15,342.58 Furniture or Fixtures 481.35 - Pulp, Paper or Paper Products 57,892.37 74,413.48 Printed Matter 9,629.20 27,549.15 Chemicals 144,746.17 166,613.33 Petroleum Products 12,290.38 - Rubber or Plastic Products 9,273.56 50,969.54 Leather or Leather Products 27.92 - Clay, Concrete, Glass, or Stone 477,297.63 1,230,579.38 Primary Metal Products 56,249.07 16,531.81 Fabricated Metal Products 9,098.96 224,730.02 Machinery 2,876.93 11,200.85 Electrical Equipment 1,254.35 4,510.97 Transportation Equipment 6,019.71 2,015.20 Instruments, Photo Equipment, Optical Goods 354.08 3,352.69 Misc. Manufactured Products 337.41 6,467.86 between warehouses or distribution centers) 331,010.03 8,676.40 Orleans Farm Products 2,722.02 102,334.12 Forest Products 28.13 - Metallic Ores 0.81 - Coal 179.97 - Nonmetallic Minerals 0.61 - Food Products 36,138.91 81,041.61 Textile Products 917.44 998.91 Apparel 331.29 157.44 Lumber or Wood Products 779.71 1,692.61 Furniture or Fixtures 125.36 - Pulp, Paper or Paper Products 1,772.10 1,945.25 Orleans (Cont.) In Flow Out Flow Printed Matter 2,193.84 5,014.84 Chemicals 8,473.47 11,758.01 Petroleum Products 2,374.59 - Rubber or Plastic Products 1,586.59 8,110.66 Clay, Concrete, Glass, or Stone 102,855.21 7,720.84 Primary Metal Products 5,227.74 412.74 Fabricated Metal Products 2,043.21 18,341.46 Machinery 411.50 273.98 Electrical Equipment 37.80 906.37 Transportation Equipment 952.40 170.54 Instruments, Photo Equipment, Optical Goods 2.25 1,592.67 Misc. Manufactured Products 2.78 19,824.45 between warehouses or distribution centers) 53,729.53 246,728.75 Farm Products 23.41 38.90 Forest Products 118.87 - Metallic Ores 2.25 - Coal 231.64 - Nonmetallic Minerals 64.93 - Ordnance or Accessories - 5,454.00 Food Products 19,355.81 36,265.75 Textile Products 685.89 3,359.91 Apparel 1,225.87 378.68 Lumber or Wood Products 4,442.85 30,096.74 Furniture or Fixtures 73.55 - Pulp, Paper or Paper Products 614.86 - Printed Matter 2,257.50 1,538.86 Chemicals 5,387.90 14,750.43 Petroleum Products 2,726.00 - Rubber or Plastic Products 1,786.69 - Leather or Leather Products 4.34 - Clay, Concrete, Glass, or Stone 157,929.67 - Primary Metal Products 90,233.62 320,022.50 Fabricated Metal Products 1,329.25 4,796.58 Machinery 13,919.24 2,746.93 Electrical Equipment 3,362.26 - Transportation Equipment 788.92 3.10 Instruments, Photo Equipment, Optical Goods 1.44 - Misc. Manufactured Products 261.26 5,208.52 between warehouses or distribution centers) 71,084.62 8,796.64 68
Freight Movement (Continued) In Flow Out Flow Wayne Farm Products 72,249.38 70,280.73 Forest Products 611.43 - Fresh Fish or Marine Products 0.55 - Metallic Ores 20.48 - Coal 951.04 - Nonmetallic Minerals 476.94 - Food Products 193,420.72 489,260.53 Textile Products 592.12 - Apparel 1,742.82 68.94 Lumber or Wood Products 4,303.79 33,502.85 Furniture or Fixtures 390.47 2,748.40 Pulp, Paper or Paper Products 25,316.00 40,640.59 Printed Matter 8,974.42 20,475.29 Chemicals 128,083.13 56,740.79 Petroleum Products 10,356.99 - Rubber or Plastic Products 2,994.84 15,549.31 Leather or Leather Products 0.77 0.50 Clay, Concrete, Glass, or Stone 323,665.47 12,297.73 Primary Metal Products 17,992.35 449.43 Fabricated Metal Products 7,550.57 21,010.81 Machinery 3,152.65 22,075.54 Electrical Equipment 954.60 9,048.58 Transportation Equipment 4,049.04 115.32 Instruments, Photo Equipment, Optical Goods 55.53 1,309.28 Misc. Manufactured Products 374.29 2,216.11 between warehouses or distribution centers) 256,870.34 263,558.25 Wyoming Farm Products 23.65 13,327.12 Forest Products 129.71 - Metallic Ores 2.97 - Coal 633.06 - Nonmetallic Minerals 75.01 - Food Products 76,745.46 31,977.46 Textile Products 123.37 344.71 Apparel 425.23 454.05 Lumber or Wood Products 1,972.08 38,372.13 Furniture or Fixtures 11.84 - Pulp, Paper or Paper Products 798.88 12,337.68 Printed Matter 2,088.75 1,827.77 Chemicals 18,866.23 97,182.82 Petroleum Products 5,782.22 - Rubber or Plastic Products 2,989.82 4,430.63 Wyoming (Cont.) In Flow Out Flow Clay, Concrete, Glass, or Stone 114,806.83 38,327.18 Primary Metal Products 11,656.24 15,255.29 Fabricated Metal Products 770.13 7,433.62 Machinery 1,509.93 608.89 Electrical Equipment 1,574.71 7,343.78 Transportation Equipment 1,444.28 95.46 Instruments, Photo Equipment, Optical Goods 20.67 - Misc. Manufactured Products 1.32 931.38 between warehouses or distribution centers) 158,319.41 3,029.94 Yates Farm Products 5,046.26 3,687.07 Forest Products 50.61 - Coal 285,711.72 - Food Products 21,942.75 71,031.23 Textile Products 32.23 - Apparel - 1.00 Lumber or Wood Products 375.60 - Furniture or Fixtures 518.23 - Pulp, Paper or Paper Products 266.14 - Printed Matter 1,222.27 15,119.03 Chemicals 587.53 62.57 Petroleum Products 1,644.49 - Rubber or Plastic Products 756.80 3,821.71 Clay, Concrete, Glass, or Stone 76,424.89 370,245.06 Primary Metal Products 177.98 10.49 Fabricated Metal Products 342.92 568.91 Machinery 76.89 55.37 Electrical Equipment 48.21 215.66 Transportation Equipment 728.38 3,188.28 Instruments, Photo Equipment, Optical Goods 5.28 136.25 Misc. Manufactured Products 117.62 225.64 between warehouses or distribution centers) 23,894.32 1,307.12 All values are in Tons Source: Reebie Associates, Transearch Database - 2000 69
Marine Law Enforcement (2001) Total Total Marine Law Boating While Vessel Enforcement Vessel Intoxicated Total Search & Hours Hours Inspections Arrests Arrests Assists Livingston 1,701 2,863 333 0 50 72 Monroe 3,454 9,010 571 11 332 151 Ontario 2,207 4,391 765 0 91 54 Orleans 434 2,370 92 0 2 32 517 2,610 38 0 6 35 Wayne 548 3,779 403 0 91 44 Wyoming 522 598 313 0 0 20 Yates 784 2,005 1,382 0 44 22 Region 10,167 27,626 3,897 11 616 430 Source: NYS Office of Parks, Recreation & Historic Preservation Boating Accidents, Deaths, & Injuries (2001) Waterway Accidents Deaths Injuries Livingston County Total 6 0 6 CONESUS LAKE 6 0 6 Monroe County Total 10 0 6 BRADDOCK BAY 1 0 2 IRONDEQUOIT BAY 4 0 2 LAKE ONTARIO 5 0 2 Ontario County Total 10 5 7 CANANDAIGUA LAKE 8 2 4 HONEOYE LAKE 1 3 2 SENECA LAKE 1 0 1 Boating Vessel Registrations (2001) Class A: Class 1: Class 2: Class 3: Class 4: % of less 16 up 26 up 40 up greater Total State Total than 16 to 26 to 40 to 65 than 65 Uncoded Genesee 2,430 0.46 1,163 1,191 58 5 1 12 Livingston 4,099 0.78 2,023 2,009 56 3 2 6 Monroe 32,227 6.10 13,453 16,534 2,018 115 7 100 Ontario 7,868 1.49 3,053 4,537 232 17 1 28 Orleans 2,404 0.46 1,157 1,124 110 5 0 8 3,148 0.60 1,378 1,656 105 4 0 5 Wayne 7,390 1.40 3,234 3,744 370 17 2 23 Wyoming 1,924 0.36 927 971 22 2 0 2 Yates 2,724 0.52 1,145 1,525 50 0 0 4 Region 64,214 12.17 27,533 33,291 3,021 168 13 188 Orleans County Total 1 0 2 ERIE BARGE CANAL 1 0 2 County Total 2 2 1 CAYUGA LAKE 1 0 1 SENECA LAKE 1 2 0 Yates County Total 1 0 0 KEUKA LAKE 1 0 0 Region 30 7 22 Source: NYS Office of Parks, Recreation & Historic Preservation Source: NYS Office of Parks, Recreation & Historic Preservation 70
Transportation Definitions The information provided in this section was obtained from the Rochester-Genesee Regional Transportation Authority and the Ontario County Transportation Office. REGIONAL TRANSIT ANNUAL PASSENGER TRIPS (UNLINKED): the number of passengers who boarded a public transportation vehicle (in a given year). Passengers are counted each time they board a vehicle (the initial boarding and each transfer to another vehicle count as separate trips) PEAK FLEET SIZE: the number of public transportation vehicles actually operated in periods of maximum service ANNUAL PASSENGER MILES: the cumulative sum of the distances ridden by each passenger (in a given year) BOATING VESSEL REGISTRATIONS The information provided in this section was obtained from the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation. PERCENT OF STATE TOTAL: a county s percentage share of the total number of vessel registrations in the state. In the year 2001, for example, Genesee County had 0.46% of the state s total vessel registrations (2,430 of the 528,113 vessel registrations in the state) MARINE LAW ENFORCEMENT TOTAL VESSEL HOURS: total hours of on-water Marine Law Enforcement (MLE) patrols TOTAL MARINE LAW ENFORCEMENT HOURS: total hours of MLE patrol (on- and off-water) VEHICLE REGISTRATIONS IN FORCE The information provided in this section was obtained from the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles. VEHICLE REGISTRATIONS IN FORCE: the number of vehicles, by type of vehicle, with active registrations on record in New York State ACCIDENT STATISTICS The information provided in this section was obtained from the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles. FATAL ACCIDENTS: accidents in which one or more vehicle occupants, regardless of their position in a vehicle, sustained fatal injuries PERSONAL INJURY ACCIDENT: accidents in which one or more vehicle occupants, regardless of their position in a vehicle, sustained injuries PROPERTY DAMAGE ACCIDENT: accidents in which at least one individual has sustained property damage greater than $1,000 TOTAL REPORTABLE ACCIDENTS: total number of accidents that have been reported to the police DEATHS: total number of deaths resulting from fatal accidents INJURIES: includes those injured within the vehicle, pedestrians, bicyclists, and non-vehicle injuries but excludes fatalities PERCENT OF STATE TOTAL: a county s percentage share of the total number of accidents in the state. In the year 2000, for example, Genesee County had 0.8% of the state s fatal accidents (11 of the 1,358 fatal accidents in the state) 71