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Using passenger counting data coming out of bus or train fleet, agencies can analyze current ridership and trend per route and optimize vehicle utilization and schedule to the current reality.
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The railroad has seen a dramatic decline in demand for service since the pandemic, and is expecting ridership to only return to approximately 50% in FY 2021.
Read More →The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in an 80% drop in ridership and a loss of $90 million in monthly revenue
Read More →The agency will continue to monitor ridership and evaluate routes and schedules.
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Its success depends on a sustained downward trajectory in infections and a gradual ramp-up in service and ridership.
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Government orders to stay at home, social distancing recommendations, and an unfortunate rise in unemployment have meant that transit ridership has plummeted across the globe.
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The agency introduced the new on-demand transit zones as a replacement for fixed routes with low ridership and long wait times.
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The agency is working to quantify the effects the pandemic is having on its ridership and solidify actual ridership figures.
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Agencies are left to figure out how best to provide transit service while minimizing the spread of the virus and contending with expected drops in ridership and driver availability.
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While there have been some fluctuations in ridership during the first months of the test, the overall trend is very positive.
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