The number of people working outside their village or town is still growing.
Pendular migrations are on the rise.
The average distance between home and workplace is 17,6 km in 1991 against 14,6 km in 1981. The average journey duration increases. All means of transport are decreasing except for the car. For all distances, the car is predominating, except for movements under 3 kilometres. Data from the census allow commuting movements to be analyzed according to means of transport, travel duration, and also according to social class and activity.