First we present the characteristics of the sample and estimated median distance traveled by age, race, urban/rural residence, procedure type (medication abortion, first trimester aspiration, second trimester or later abortion), and source of care. We then present the proportion of women traveling <25 miles, 25–49 miles, 50–99 miles, and 100+ miles for each of these characteristics. We then built a multivariable mixed-effects logistic regression model to examine the factors associated with traveling 50 miles or more to obtain an abortion, accounting for clustering of multiple abortions by the same woman using random effects specifications. We did not include the rural/urban indicator in the model because it was highly correlated with the outcome, distance traveled. In these analyses, the abortion is the unit of analysis.