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Posted Aug 24, 2015, 5:23 AM
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Greetings from New Jersey
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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: North Jersey
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Public Transit Ridership Statistics
I'm surprised no created a thread for this years report...
Source Q1 2015 - http://www.apta.com/resources/statis...rship-APTA.pdf
Old 2014 numbers can still be found on wiki
Commuter Rail - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commut..._North_America
Heavy Rail - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o...s_by_ridership
Light Rail - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o...s_by_ridership
Q1 - 2015 Ridership - Jan-March
Daily Ridership
Light Rail
1. Calgary / C-Train - 333,700 (2015)
2. Los Angeles / Metro-LRT - 193,600 (2015)
3. Boston / Green Line & ASH-MATT - 191,500 (2015)
4. San Francisco / Muni Metro - 150,300 (2015)
5. San Diego / SD Trolley - 123,600 (2015)
6. Portland / MAX - 116,300 (2015)
7. Edmonton / LRT - 109,650 (2015)
8. Dallas / DART - 92,500 (2015)
9. Denver / RTD LRT - 85,900 (2015)
10. Salt Lake City / Trax - 64,900 (2015)
11. Minneapolis / Metro LRT - 62,000 (2015)
12. NJ Gold Coast / HBLR - 57,200 (2015)
13. Phoenix / Valley Metro LRT - 47,500 (2015)
14. St. Louis / MetroLink - 46,900 (2015)
15. Houston / Metrorail - 46,400 (2015)
16. Sacramento / RT LRT - 45,200 (2015)
17. Seattle / Link LRT - 34,900 (2015)
18. San Jose / VTA LRT - 34,700 (2015)
19. Pittsburgh / The T - 22,200 (2015)
20. Baltimore / LRT - 18,900 (2015)
21. Newark / LRT - 18,810 (2015)
22. Buffalo / Metro Rail - 17,500 (2015)
23. Charlotte / Lynx LRT - 14,800 (2015)
24. Cleveland / RTA Blue & Green lines - 7,613 (2015)
25. Norfolk / LRT - 4,500 (2015)
Tram-Train & Diesel Light Rail
1. Ottawa / O-Train - 14,500 (2015)
2. Oceanside / Sprinter - 9,400 (2015)
3. South Jersey / RiverLine - 9,200 (2015)
Ferries
1. New York / New York City DOT - 56,240 (2015)
2. Seattle / Washington State Ferries - 54,800 (2015)
3. Burnaby / Greater Vancouver Transp Auth - 18,000 (2015)
4. San Francisco / Golden Gate Bridge, Hwy & TD - 7,300 (2015)
5. San Francisco / Water Emergency Tr Auth - 6,300 (2015)
6. Jersey City / Port Authority of NY & NJ - 3,900 (2015)
7. Boston / MBTA - 3,100 (2015)
8. Bremerton / Kitsap Transit - 1,700 (2015)
9. Hampton / Hampton Roads Transit - 400 (2015)
10. Corpus Christi / Corpus Christi Regional TA - 300 (2015)
11. New York / Metro North Shuttle - 300 (2015)
Automated Guideway
1. Miami / Miami-Dade Transit Agency - 33,700 (2015)
2. New York / JFK Airtrain - 17,500 (2015)
3. Detroit / Detroit People Mover - 6,000 (2014)
4. Jacksonville / Jacksonville Transp Auth - 4,500 (2015)
Streetcars
1. Toronto / Streetcar - 292,800 (2015)
2. Philadelphia / Trolleys - 87,100 (2015)
3. New Orleans / Streetcars - 21,800 (2015)
4. San Francisco / Cable cars - 20,100 (2014)
5. Portland / Streetcar - 20,011 (2014)
6. Tuscon / SunLink - 4,000 (2015)
7. Seattle / SLU - 2,200 (2014)
8. Tampa / Teco - 700 (2014)
Trolley Buses
1. Vancouver / Greater Vancouver Transp Auth - 193,200 (2015)
2. San Fransisco / Muni - 176,300 (2015)
3. Seattle / King County - 73,600 (2015)
4. Philadelphia / SEPTA - 21,600 (2015)
5. Dayton / Greater Dayton TA - 8,500 (2015)
6. Boston / MBTA - 4,900 (2015)
Heavy Rail
1. New York City / Subway - 5.7 Million (2015)
2. Montreal / Metro - 1.2 Million (2015)
3. Toronto / Rapid Transit - 1.06 Million (2015)
4. Washington / Metro - 869,400 (2015)
5. Chicago / "L" - 723,000 (2015)
6. Boston / Blue , Red & Orange lines - 498,200 (2015)
7. San Francisco / BART - 442,000 (2015)
8. Vancouver / Skytrain - 363,800 (2015)
9. Philadelphia / EL & Subway - 330,500 (2015)
10. Urban Jersey / PATH - 266,647 (2015)
11. Atlanta / MARTA - 217,100 (2015)
12. Los Angeles / Purple & Red lines - 147,800 (2015)
13. Miami / Metrorail - 77,200 (2015)
14. Baltimore / Metro - 44,500 (2015)
15. San Juan / Tren Urbano - 35,900 (2015)
16. South Jersey / PATCO - 35,100 (2015)
17. Staten Island / Railway - 29,100 (2015)
18. Cleveland / Red Line - 16,995 (2014)
Suburban/Regional/Commuter Rail
1. Long Island / Long Island Railroad - 336,600 (2015)
2. New Jersey / NJT - 295,173 (2014)
3. Northern NY Suburbs / Metro North - 289,300 (2015)
4. Chicago Suburbs / Metra - 284,700 (2015)
5. Greater Toronto Area / Go Transit - 215,000 (2015)
6. Philadelphia Suburbs / SEPTA Regional Rail - 130,100 (2015)
7. Boston Suburbs / MBTA Commuter Rail - 103,400 (2015)
8. Montreal / AMT - 76,400 (2015)
9. Bay Area / Caltrain - 55,500 (2015)
10. Los Angeles Suburbs / MetroLink - 40,900 (2015)
11. Washington-Baltimore Metro / Marc - 34,200 (2015)
12. NOVA / Virgina Railway Express - 17,900 (2015)
13. Salt Lake City / Front Runner - 15,900 (2015)
14. South Florida / Tri Rail - 14,600 (2015)
15. Seattle-Tacoma / Sounder - 13,900 (2015)
16. Northern Indiana / South Shore Line - 11,600 (2015)
17. Vancouver Suburbs / West Coast Express - 10,600 (2014)
18. Dallas-Fort Worth / Trinity Railway Express - 7,800 (2015)
19. San Diego Suburbs / Coaster - 5,000 (2015)
20. San Jose-Stockton / ACE - 4,800 (2015)
21. Albuquerque-Santa Fe / Rail Runner - 3,200 (2015)
22. Orlando / Sun Rail - 3,200 (2015)
23. Austin Suburbs / Cap Metrorail - 3,200 (2015)
24. Minneapolis Suburbs / Northstar - 2,300 (2015)
25. Eastern Connecticut / Shore Line East - 1,900 (2015)
26. Portland Suburbs / WES - 1,800 (2015)
27. Denton / A-Train - 1,700 (2015)
28. Nashville / Music City Star - 1,000 (2014)
Largest Bus Agencies
1. New York / MTA Bus - 2.4 Million (2015)
2. Toronto / TTC Bus - 1.3 Million (2015)
3. Los Angeles / MTA Bus - 1.083 Million (2015)
4. Montreal / STM - 965,300 (2015)
5. Chicago / CTA Bus - 868,800 (2015)
6. Philadelphia / SEPTA Bus - 526,400 (2015)
7. Ottawa / OC Transport - 519,600 (2015)
8. Vancouver / Greater Vancouver Transport - 461,593 (2015)
9. New Jersey / NJT - 452,740 (2015)
10. Washington DC / WMATA - 425,200 (2015)
11. Boston / MBTA Bus - 343,000 (2015)
12. Seattle / King County - 328,300 (2015)
13. Edmonton / Edmonton Transit System - 326,100 (2015)
14. San Francisco / Muni - 298,800 (2015)
15. Calgary / Calgary Transit - 273,000 (2015)
16. Baltimore / MTA Bus - 259,700 (2015)
17. Denver / RTD Bus - 255,200 (2015)
18. Miami / MDT Bus - 242,500 (2015)
19. Houston / Metro Bus - 222,200 (2015)
20. Minneapolis / Metro Transit - 207,800 (2015)
21. Portland / Trimet Bus - 207,100 (2015)
22. Atlanta / Marta Bus - 191,400 (2015)
23. Las Vegas / RTC Bus - 190,730 (2015)
24. San Diego / SDMTS - 186,900 (2015)
25. Oakland / AC Bus - 184,400 (2015)
26. Pittsburgh / PAT Bus - 154,586 (2015)
27. Orange County / OC Bus - 152,400 (2015)
28. Longueuil / RTL - 139,000 (2015)
29. Fort Lauderdale / Broward County Transit - 135,600 (2015)
30. Phoenix / PTD Bus - 132,200 (2015)
31. San Antonio / VIA Metropolitan Transit - 129,700 (2015)
32. Quebec City / Bus - 128,000 (2015)
33. Dallas / DART Bus - 116,000 (2015)
34. San Jose / SCV Bus - 109,600 (2015)
35. Cleveland / RTA Bus - 109,403 (2015)
36. Milwaukee / Milwaukee Transit - 104,600 (2015)
37. Victoria / BC Transit - 99,600 (2015)
38. Arlington Heights / PACE Bus - 95,800 (2015)
39. Long Beach / Long Beach transit - 92,800 (2015)
40. Orlando / Central Florida RTA - 89,600 (2015)
41. St. Louis / Bi-State Dev Agency - 87,300 (2015)
42. Gatineau / STO - 83,000 (2015)
43. Rockville / Montgomery County Ride-On - 79,500 (2015)
44. Santa Monica / Santa Monica's Big Blue Bus - 79,300 (2015)
45. Richmond Hill / York Region Transit - 74,900 (2015)
46. Laval / STL - 74,000 (2015)
47. Brampton / Brampton Transit - 67,400 (2015)
48. Detroit / City of Detroit Dept of Trp - 66,800 (2015)
49. Columbus / Central Ohio Transit - 59,400 (2015)
50. Cincinnati / Southwest Ohio RTA - 52,800 (2015)
51. Hampton / Hampton Roads Transit - 41,800 (2015)
Last edited by Nexis4Jersey; Aug 25, 2015 at 2:19 PM.
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