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Sprawl, according to Glaeser and Kahn, is the 21st century phenomenon thatsome people are not dependent on city-living due to automobiles and thereforecan live outside public transportation spheres and cities. This is usually seenas pleasant and accompanied by improved qualities of life, but as theyaddressed, the problem remains that sprawl causes loss of jobs for those whocannot afford luxurious alternatives but only inferior substitutes (Glaeser andKahn 2004). Therefore, through our question, we hope to suggest that sprawl hasoccurred in the U.S. and poverty is one of the consequences.

Investigating Sprawl using AIC and Recursive Partitioning Trees: A  Machine Learning Approach to Assessing the Association between Poverty and  Commute Time