Posted Apr 16, 2019, 7:05 PM
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Actually, now that I'm looking at the Canadian numbers, it's likely yet another case of APTA data fail. They have Toronto subway with a 41.28% quarterly increase in ridership, and Toronto light rail with a 34% quarterly drop in ridership. Yeah, that sounds realistic.
Maybe they can afford to hire a few data-checking interns, given the head of APTA makes a crazy salary (I think seven figures?).
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