CHAPTER 4 : DEVELOPING A COMMUNITY PROFILE
transportation project in terms of age, racial and ethnic composition, employment, and relative income distribution. 4-4 • Location of special populations, such as concentrations of low-income elderly, persons with disabilities, low-income or minority neighborhoods,
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