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Newly released numbers from Trans-Link show that commuters who rode transit during the 2010 Winter Olympics have stuck with it.
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This past summer saw three new light rail lines open in Dallas, Portland, Ore. and Seattle. With significant community support each city had successful rollouts, greater ridership than originally anticipated and voters are asking for more.
Read More →Bourbonnais, Ill.-based system shows 32 percent increase over the same time period last year.
Read More →Trips up by 3.21 percent, CUTA calls for more investment.
Read More →Orlando’s (Fla.) LYNX also shows strong monthly gain in riders.
Read More →From nearly 200,000 people who rode the train daily after its opening, the numbers have dwindled to a daily average of 40,000 to 50,000 people.
Read More →Contributing factors include high gas prices, increasing traffic congestion and an aggressive marketing campaign.
Read More →According to figures released by the Canadian Urban Transit Association (CUTA), 1.47 billion trips were taken on transit systems in 2001, a 0.9% decrease from 2000.
Read More →Amtrak's ridership topped the previous record of the 23.5 million passengers set in 2001 and was 2.7% better than last year's result of 23.4 million.
Read More →The 3% increase in ridership occurred despite 2018 being the wettest year on record for Columbus.
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