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FIGURE
C-20 Public Transit Ridership: 1995-2007
TABLE C-20
Public Transit Ridership: 2006 - 2007
Excel | CSV
| Jan-06 |
812,592 |
| Feb-06 |
780,552 |
| Mar-06 |
893,107 |
| Apr-06 |
817,331 |
| May-06 |
865,840 |
| Jun-06 |
826,177 |
| Jul-06 |
787,488 |
| Aug-06 |
845,626 |
| Sep-06 |
868,243 |
| Oct-06 |
906,551 |
| Nov-06 |
854,351 |
| Dec-06 |
805,150 |
| Jan-07 |
816,143 |
| Feb-07 |
759,976 |
| Mar-07 |
880,082 |
NOTES: Public transportation
includes transit bus, transit rail, commuter rail, trolleys, and several
demand-responsive services. According to the American Public Transportation
Association (APTA), an unlinked transit trip is a trip on one transit
vehicle. A person riding one vehicle
from origin to destination takes one unlinked trip; a person who transfers to
a second vehicle takes two unlinked trips;
a person who transfers to a third vehicle takes three unlinked
trips. A linked trip includes all
segments on all vehicles used to travel from origin to destination. APTA
estimates that the number of people riding transit on an average weekday is
45 percent of the number of unlinked transit passenger trips.
SOURCE: American Public Transportation Association,
APTA Quarterly Transit Ridership Report, available at:
http://www.apta.com/research/stats/ridership/ as of August 2007.
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