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TRANSIT RIDERSHIP REPORT American Public Transportation Association 1666 K Street, NW, Suite 1100 Washington, DC 20006 Second Quarter 2014 Contact: Matthew Dickens Policy Analyst Telephone: (202) 496-4817 ESTIMATED UNITED STATES UNLINKED TRANSIT PASSENGER TRIPS Period 2014 2013 APRIL MAY JUNE CALENDAR COMPARISON APRIL MAY JUNE 2014 2013 2014 2013 2014 2013 Weekdays Saturdays Sundays Holidays Second Quarter ESTIMATED UNLINKED TRANSIT PASSENGER TRIPS CURRENT YEAR (a)(b) PRECEDING YEAR (a)(b) % CHANGE (b) 22 4 4 0 22 4 4 0 21 21 5 4 4 5 0 1 4 4 22 1 20 5 5 0 Percent Change 2013-2014 Fax: (202) 496-4326 Email: [email protected] 27-Aug-14 926,088 927,026 876,666 2,729,780 925,976 925,073 848,493 2,699,543 0.01% 1.12% 0.21% 3.32% * MODE APRIL '14 MAY '14 JUN '14 APR '14- JUN '14 APRIL '13 MAY '13 JUN '13 APR '13- JUN '13 Second Quarter Year -to-Date (000's) (000's) (000's) (000's) (000's) (000's) (000's) (000's) JAN '14- JUN '14 (000's) JAN '13- JUN '13 (000's) (000's) (000's) Note: Data may differ from that included in Federal Transit Administration reports due to differences in data calculation procedures and in periods of time covered. (a) Transit agencies assigned by urbanized areas or urban places of less than 50,000 population outside urbanized areas based on 2000 U.S. Census Population. (b) Year-to-date ridership adjusted for data received after closing dates of previous issues. (c) Includes aerial tramway, automated guideway, cable car, ferryboat, inclined plane, monorail, and vanpool. Bus Population Group Bus Total -1.62% 453,155 415,906 2,635,976 471,105 460,800 2,679,368 -0.73% 462,808 1,331,870 1,341,617 409,712 United States Total 0.32% 927,026 876,666 5,313,516 925,976 925,073 5,296,680 1.12% 926,088 2,729,780 2,699,543 848,493 * Preliminary information based on data from reporting systems. Heavy Rail 2.54% 344,083 332,603 1,934,223 329,736 334,469 1,886,389 3.23% 334,771 1,011,457 979,771 315,566 Light Rail 2.97% 45,612 44,316 261,701 43,596 45,293 254,160 2.84% 44,939 134,867 131,139 42,250 Commuter Rail 2.16% 41,468 41,674 239,089 39,866 41,156 234,043 3.13% 41,183 124,324 120,551 39,529 Trolleybus -3.68% 7,869 7,443 44,911 7,981 8,377 46,626 -3.82% 7,657 22,970 23,883 7,525 2,000,000+ -2.20% 320,633 297,171 1,807,155 320,357 327,343 294,233 1,847,880 -1.37% 311,222 929,026 941,932 500,000 to 1,999,999 -0.97% 84,471 78,805 498,445 87,683 85,673 76,932 503,335 0.47% 88,177 251,453 250,289 100,000 to 499,999 0.14% 35,808 30,971 231,731 43,181 35,777 29,998 231,395 1.12% 43,395 110,174 108,956 Below 100,000 1.95% 12,244 8,959 98,647 19,884 12,006 8,549 96,758 1.92% 20,014 41,217 40,439 Demand Response 0.64% 18,609 17,728 106,242 18,296 18,580 16,928 105,563 2.24% 18,670 55,008 53,804 Other (c) 0.93% 16,228 16,996 91,374 15,397 16,399 16,983 90,531 1.04% 16,060 49,285 48,778 Canada 1.15% 203,695 194,472 1,211,189 204,187 203,181 188,221 1,197,404 1.49% 206,277 604,443 595,589 (reporting systems)

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Page 1: APTA Q2 2014 Ridership Report · TRANSIT RIDERSHIP REPORT American Public Transportation Association 1666 K Street, NW, Suite 1100 Washington, DC 20006 Second Quarter 2014 Contact:

TRANSIT RIDERSHIP REPORT

American Public Transportation Association1666 K Street, NW, Suite 1100Washington, DC 20006

Second Quarter 2014

Contact: Matthew DickensPolicy Analyst

Telephone: (202) 496-4817

ESTIMATED UNITED STATES UNLINKED TRANSIT PASSENGER TRIPS

Period 2014 2013

APRILMAYJUNE

CALENDAR COMPARISON

APRIL MAY JUNE

2014 2013 2014 2013 2014 2013

WeekdaysSaturdaysSundaysHolidaysSecond Quarter

ESTIMATED UNLINKED TRANSIT PASSENGER TRIPS

CURRENT YEAR (a)(b) PRECEDING YEAR (a)(b) % CHANGE (b)

22440

22440

21 2154

4501

44

22

1

20550

Percent Change

2013-2014

Fax: (202) 496-4326Email: [email protected]

27-Aug-14

926,088927,026876,666

2,729,780

925,976925,073848,493

2,699,543

0.01%

1.12%

0.21%3.32%

*

MODE APRIL '14 MAY '14 JUN '14APR '14-JUN '14 APRIL '13 MAY '13 JUN '13

APR '13-JUN '13

SecondQuarter

Year-to-Date

(000's) (000's) (000's) (000's) (000's) (000's) (000's) (000's)

JAN '14-JUN '14

(000's)

JAN '13-JUN '13

(000's)(000's) (000's)

Note: Data may differ from that included in Federal Transit Administration reports due to differences in data calculation procedures and in periods of time covered.

(a) Transit agencies assigned by urbanized areas or urban places of less than 50,000 population outside urbanized areas based on 2000 U.S. Census Population.(b) Year-to-date ridership adjusted for data received after closing dates of previous issues.(c) Includes aerial tramway, automated guideway, cable car, ferryboat, inclined plane, monorail, and vanpool.

Bus Population Group

Bus Total -1.62%453,155 415,906 2,635,976 471,105 460,800 2,679,368 -0.73%462,808 1,331,870 1,341,617409,712

United States Total 0.32%927,026 876,666 5,313,516 925,976 925,073 5,296,680 1.12%926,088 2,729,780 2,699,543848,493

* Preliminary information based on data from reporting systems.

Heavy Rail 2.54%344,083 332,603 1,934,223 329,736 334,469 1,886,389 3.23%334,771 1,011,457 979,771315,566

Light Rail 2.97%45,612 44,316 261,701 43,596 45,293 254,160 2.84%44,939 134,867 131,13942,250

Commuter Rail 2.16%41,468 41,674 239,089 39,866 41,156 234,043 3.13%41,183 124,324 120,55139,529

Trolleybus -3.68%7,869 7,443 44,911 7,981 8,377 46,626 -3.82%7,657 22,970 23,8837,525

2,000,000+ -2.20%320,633 297,171 1,807,155 320,357 327,343 294,233 1,847,880 -1.37%311,222 929,026 941,932

500,000 to 1,999,999 -0.97%84,471 78,805 498,445 87,683 85,673 76,932 503,335 0.47%88,177 251,453 250,289

100,000 to 499,999 0.14%35,808 30,971 231,731 43,181 35,777 29,998 231,395 1.12%43,395 110,174 108,956

Below 100,000 1.95%12,244 8,959 98,647 19,884 12,006 8,549 96,758 1.92%20,014 41,217 40,439

Demand Response 0.64%18,609 17,728 106,242 18,296 18,580 16,928 105,563 2.24%18,670 55,008 53,804

Other (c) 0.93%16,228 16,996 91,374 15,397 16,399 16,983 90,531 1.04%16,060 49,285 48,778

Canada 1.15%203,695 194,472 1,211,189 204,187 203,181 188,221 1,197,404 1.49%206,277 604,443 595,589(reporting systems)

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American Public Transportation Association1666 K Street, NW, Suite 1100Washington, DC 20006

Contact: Matthew DickensPolicy Analyst

Telephone: (202) 496-4817

PRECEDING YEAR (a)(b) % CHANGE (b)

Fax: (202) 496-4324

CURRENT YEAR (a)(b)

2

Email: [email protected] RIDERSHIP REPORTSecond Quarter 2014

ESTIMATED UNLINKED TRANSIT PASSENGER TRIPS

HEAVY RAIL

27-Aug-14

APR '14 MAY '14 JUN '14 JUN '14 MAY '13 JUN '13JAN '13-

JUN '132nd Qtr

ChngYTD

Chng(000's) (000's) (000's) (000's) (000's) (000's) (000's)

JAN '14-

(000's)APR '13Transit Agency

State andPrimary City

AVGWKDY(000's)

JUN '14APR '14-

(000's)JUN '13

APR '13-

(000's)

Los Angeles County MTA 3,964.3 3,966.8 3,917.4 4,147.2 4,234.8 4,077.924,080.5 24,746.1 -4.91% -2.69%CA 147.9Los Angeles 11,848.5 12,459.9

San Francisco Bay Area RTD 10,993.9 11,184.3 11,145.0 10,968.5 11,107.3 10,585.264,141.1 63,104.2 2.03% 1.64%CA 432.7San Francisco 33,323.2 32,661.0

Washington Metro Area TA 25,549.7 23,686.6 23,936.7 25,793.3 24,177.2 23,464.9133,990.5 139,992.8 -0.36% -4.29%DC 968.2Washington 73,173.0 73,435.4

Miami-Dade Transit Agency 1,900.7 1,815.0 1,686.6 1,867.1 1,810.2 1,699.810,939.5 10,724.7 0.47% 2.00%FL 72.7Miami 5,402.3 5,377.1

Metro Atlanta Rapid Tr Auth 5,847.8 5,919.3 5,706.7 6,281.9 5,670.4 5,610.233,291.8 34,435.7 -0.51% -3.32%GA 221.7Atlanta 17,473.8 17,562.5

Chicago Transit Authority 20,356.2 20,339.8 20,191.3 19,305.1 19,343.6 19,046.3116,222.8 111,186.8 5.53% 4.53%IL 765.0Chicago 60,887.3 57,695.0

Massachusetts Bay Tr Auth 15,284.4 15,263.1 14,713.0 13,938.4 14,725.4 13,647.385,882.2 81,994.8 6.97% 4.74%MA 581.9Boston 45,260.5 42,311.1

Maryland Transit Admin 1,257.9 1,292.4 1,225.8 1,332.2 1,338.7 1,173.27,165.6 7,567.7 -1.77% -5.31%MD 48.8Baltimore 3,776.1 3,844.1

Port Authority of NY & NJ 6,331.5 6,356.8 6,349.3 6,316.5 6,389.5 6,143.536,187.8 35,257.6 1.00% 2.64%NJ 255.6Jersey City 19,037.6 18,849.5

Port Authority Transit Corp 876.4 861.7 828.3 918.0 911.9 861.74,999.4 5,304.8 -4.65% -5.76%NJ 35.3Lindenwold 2,566.4 2,691.6

MTA New York City Transit 232,650.2 241,814.2 233,563.4 228,500.2 232,973.5 219,730.01,355,927.9 1,308,650.5 3.94% 3.61%NY 9,006.7New York 708,027.8 681,203.7

MTA Staten Island Railway 597.5 639.8 627.0 604.4 630.7 576.83,596.7 3,507.7 2.89% 2.54%NY 26.2New York 1,864.3 1,811.9

Greater Cleveland Reg TA 550.5 566.1 432.1 513.1 531.6 461.23,090.7 3,121.2 2.84% -0.98%OH NACleveland 1,548.7 1,505.9

Southeastern Penn TA 7,708.7 9,501.9 7,510.0 8,234.1 9,732.7 7,744.749,269.9 51,241.9 -3.85% -3.85%PA 319.0Philadelphia 24,720.6 25,711.5

Puerto Rico DOT 901.1 875.1 770.3 1,015.9 891.3 743.75,437.0 5,552.9 -3.94% -2.09%PR 39.1San Juan 2,546.5 2,650.9

1,011,456.6

Note: Data may differ from that included in Federal Transit Administration reports due to differences in data calculation procedures and in periods of time covered.(a) Transit agencies assigned by urbanized areas or urban places of less than 50,000 population outside urbanized areas based on 2000 U.S. Census Population.(b) Year-to-date ridership adjusted for data received after closing dates of previous issues.

REPORTED TOTAL 344,082.9 332,602.9 1,934,223.4 329,735.9 334,468.8 1,886,389.4 3.23% 2.54%

PROJECTED TOTAL (c)

315,566.4334,770.812,920.5 979,771.1

1,011,456.6 1,934,223.4 2.54%344,082.9 332,602.9 329,735.9 334,468.8 315,566.4 1,886,389.4 3.23%334,770.8 979,771.1

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American Public Transportation Association1666 K Street, NW, Suite 1100Washington, DC 20006

Contact: Matthew DickensPolicy Analyst

Telephone: (202) 496-4817

PRECEDING YEAR (a)(b) % CHANGE (b)

Fax: (202) 496-4324

CURRENT YEAR (a)(b)

Email: [email protected] RIDERSHIP REPORTSecond Quarter 2014

ESTIMATED UNLINKED TRANSIT PASSENGER TRIPS

LIGHT RAIL

27-Aug-14 3

APR '14 MAY '14 JUN '14 JUN '14 MAY '13 JUN '13JAN '13-

JUN '132nd Qtr

ChngYTD

Chng(000's) (000's) (000's) (000's) (000's) (000's) (000's)

JAN '14-

(000's)APR '13Transit Agency

State andPrimary City

AVGWKDY(000's)

JUN '14APR '14-

(000's)JUN '13

APR '13-

(000's)

Valley Metro Rail, Inc. 1,290.1 1,120.2 1,042.4 1,335.9 1,178.8 977.37,262.9 7,157.6 -1.13% 1.47%AZ 41.8Phoenix 3,452.7 3,492.0

Los Angeles County MTA 5,283.8 5,339.9 5,251.9 5,280.7 5,333.8 5,112.831,369.5 31,424.4 0.94% -0.17%CA 198.8Los Angeles 15,875.6 15,727.3

North County Transit District 229.3 210.9 200.2 0.0 72.7 172.41,290.3 716.8 >100% 80.01%CA 8.3Oceanside 640.4 245.1

Sacramento Reg Tr Dist 1,169.9 1,177.7 1,052.4 1,161.2 1,189.9 996.56,806.9 6,844.7 1.57% -0.55%CA 46.3Sacramento 3,400.0 3,347.6

San Diego Metrop Transit Sy 3,193.7 3,466.2 3,258.0 2,519.7 2,646.9 2,535.519,574.3 14,358.5 28.77% 36.33%CA 120.1San Diego 9,917.9 7,702.1

San Francisco Muni Rwy 4,811.9 4,922.5 4,962.2 4,701.0 4,876.7 4,745.828,187.2 27,262.9 2.60% 3.39%CA 223.2San Francisco 14,696.6 14,323.5

Santa Clara Valley Trp Auth 933.3 938.2 923.8 926.4 941.2 893.95,443.4 5,355.3 1.22% 1.65%CA 35.6San Jose 2,795.3 2,761.5

Regional Trp District 2,180.5 2,160.5 2,123.4 1,771.8 2,248.8 1,959.212,645.6 10,861.0 8.10% 16.43%CO 58.1Denver 6,464.4 5,979.8

Hillsborough Area Reg TA 24.9 18.3 17.2 21.2 20.4 25.7142.6 159.0 -10.25% -10.31%FL 0.6Tampa 60.4 67.3

Regional Transit Auth 629.4 626.8 603.7 644.7 655.7 630.93,495.0 3,446.9 -3.70% 1.40%LA 20.6New Orleans 1,859.9 1,931.3

Massachusetts Bay Tr Auth 6,231.0 6,071.8 5,659.0 6,215.1 6,426.6 5,989.934,494.6 35,918.0 -3.60% -3.96%MA 222.0Boston 17,961.8 18,631.6

Maryland Transit Admin 601.2 697.6 715.8 777.1 798.9 732.33,733.8 4,215.9 -12.72% -11.44%MD 24.9Baltimore 2,014.6 2,308.3

Metro Transit 794.3 843.9 1,381.4 847.4 873.1 871.75,001.1 4,826.0 16.49% 3.63%MN 34.3Minneapolis 3,019.6 2,592.2

Bi-State Dev Agency 1,567.4 1,522.3 1,491.7 1,510.7 1,507.9 1,426.58,442.7 8,372.2 3.07% 0.84%MO 69.8Saint Louis 4,581.4 4,445.1

Charlotte Area Transit 428.3 461.2 432.5 396.5 441.1 396.62,518.3 2,428.0 7.11% 3.72%NC 16.5Charlotte 1,322.0 1,234.2

New Jersey Transit Corp 1,985.7 2,040.7 1,942.2 1,927.0 1,889.5 1,859.410,893.9 10,556.4 5.16% 3.20%NJ NANewark 5,968.6 5,675.9

Niagara Frontier Trp Auth 352.0 335.7 324.1 477.8 472.4 399.92,174.0 2,907.6 -25.06% -25.23%NY 13.9Buffalo 1,011.8 1,350.1

Greater Cleveland Reg TA 239.1 229.6 223.5 232.5 227.1 239.31,317.0 1,381.0 -0.96% -4.63%OH NACleveland 692.2 698.9

Tri-County Metro Trp Dist 3,264.8 3,458.6 3,303.2 3,269.8 3,409.3 3,367.519,067.8 19,126.6 -0.20% -0.31%OR 123.2Portland 10,026.6 10,046.6

Southeastern Penn TA 2,561.5 3,169.8 2,444.7 2,778.7 3,290.2 2,467.416,261.8 17,177.3 -4.22% -5.33%PA 105.5Philadelphia 8,176.0 8,536.3

Port Auth of Allegheny Co 694.8 703.9 703.1 683.6 710.7 698.43,964.2 4,033.6 0.43% -1.72%PA 28.6Pittsburgh 2,101.8 2,092.7

Memphis Area Transit Auth 97.4 140.2 25.9 124.9 184.4 153.3485.1 747.9 -43.04% -35.14%TN 2.9Memphis 263.5 462.6

Dallas Area Rapid Transit 2,509.1 2,239.2 2,383.9 2,460.4 2,470.0 2,163.714,183.1 14,135.6 0.54% 0.34%TX 93.2Dallas 7,132.2 7,094.1

Metro Tr Auth of Harris Co 1,034.5 964.4 1,020.7 954.8 889.7 827.06,588.6 5,818.4 13.03% 13.24%TX 43.9Houston 3,019.6 2,671.5

Utah Transit Authority 1,681.7 1,494.4 1,528.3 1,542.4 1,449.2 1,413.59,549.2 8,742.0 6.79% 9.23%UT 61.8Salt Lake City 4,704.4 4,405.1

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APR '14 MAY '14 JUN '14 JUN '14 MAY '13 JUN '13JAN '13-

JUN '132nd Qtr

ChngYTD

Chng(000's) (000's) (000's) (000's) (000's) (000's) (000's)

JAN '14-

(000's)APR '13Transit Agency

State andPrimary City

AVGWKDY(000's)

JUN '14APR '14-

(000's)JUN '13

APR '13-

(000's)

Hampton Roads Transit 153.8 165.2 158.0 152.0 147.4 157.3822.2 843.9 4.44% -2.57%VA 5.9Hampton 477.0 456.7

King County Dept of Trp 57.6 59.7 60.9 61.6 62.8 66.5344.1 373.3 -6.65% -7.82%WA 2.4Seattle 178.2 190.9

Sound Transit 938.1 1,033.0 1,081.4 821.5 877.3 970.25,641.6 4,968.8 14.37% 13.54%WA 37.2Seattle 3,052.5 2,669.0

REPORTED TOTAL 45,612.4 44,315.5 261,700.8 43,596.4 45,292.5 254,159.6 2.84% 2.97%

PROJECTED TOTAL (c)

42,250.444,939.11,639.5 134,867.0 131,139.3

Note: Data may differ from that included in Federal Transit Administration reports due to differences in data calculation procedures and in periods of time covered.(a) Transit agencies assigned by urbanized areas or urban places of less than 50,000 population outside urbanized areas based on 2000 U.S. Census Population.(b) Year-to-date ridership adjusted for data received after closing dates of previous issues.(c) Includes missing agencies (Central Arkansas TA, Kenosha Transit).

2.97%45,612.4 44,315.5 261,700.8 43,596.4 45,292.5 42,250.4 254,159.6 2.84%44,939.1 134,867.0 131,139.3

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American Public Transportation Association1666 K Street, NW, Suite 1100Washington, DC 20006

Contact: Matthew DickensPolicy Analyst

Telephone: (202) 496-4817

PRECEDING YEAR (a)(b) % CHANGE (b)

Fax: (202) 496-4324

CURRENT YEAR (a)(b)

Email: [email protected] RIDERSHIP REPORTSecond Quarter 2014

ESTIMATED UNLINKED TRANSIT PASSENGER TRIPS

COMMUTER RAIL

27-Aug-14 5

APR '14 MAY '14 JUN '14 JUN '14 MAY '13 JUN '13JAN '13-

JUN '132nd Qtr

ChngYTD

Chng(000's) (000's) (000's) (000's) (000's) (000's) (000's)

JAN '14-

(000's)APR '13Transit Agency

State andPrimary City

AVGWKDY(000's)

JUN '14APR '14-

(000's)JUN '13

APR '13-

(000's)

Alaska Railroad Corporation 0.9 12.3 36.5 0.6 12.3 33.653.8 50.2 6.88% 7.17%AK 0.7Anchorage 49.7 46.5

Southern California RRA 1,000.2 986.7 960.9 1,022.0 1,041.5 934.45,749.6 5,880.5 -1.67% -2.23%CA 41.9Los Angeles 2,947.8 2,997.9

Capitol Corridor Joint Powers 126.8 128.2 116.6 150.1 154.7 138.2700.1 846.7 -16.12% -17.31%CA 4.7Oakland 371.6 443.0

North County Transit District 149.4 156.1 176.0 140.8 148.3 166.6863.3 822.5 5.66% 4.96%CA 5.9Oceanside 481.5 455.7

Caltrain 1,474.7 1,530.9 1,567.2 1,351.0 1,439.0 1,367.08,601.7 7,867.3 10.00% 9.33%CA 57.5San Carlos 4,572.8 4,157.0

San Joaquin Reg Rail Comm 100.3 105.0 98.5 84.2 95.3 80.2582.7 497.5 16.98% 17.13%CA 4.8Stockton 303.8 259.7

Connecticut DOT 52.2 55.8 57.8 54.4 52.9 56.0318.7 314.7 1.53% 1.27%CT 2.2New Haven 165.8 163.3

SunRail 0.0 33.8 87.1 0.0 0.0 0.0120.9 0.0 NA NAFL NAOrlando 120.9 0.0

South Florida RTA (Tri-Rail) 388.1 373.9 339.4 386.7 375.7 326.22,235.9 2,185.6 1.18% 2.30%FL 14.6Pompano Beac 1,101.4 1,088.6

Metra 6,128.8 6,208.2 6,568.2 6,046.2 6,196.9 6,371.436,401.6 35,991.0 1.56% 1.14%IL 292.7Chicago 18,905.2 18,614.5

Northern IN Commuter TD 310.6 299.9 319.3 304.1 303.7 311.81,726.2 1,752.6 1.11% -1.51%IN 12.4Chesterton 929.8 919.6

Massachusetts Bay Tr Auth 3,226.6 3,012.5 2,960.6 2,866.7 3,070.0 2,745.018,172.1 17,262.1 5.97% 5.27%MA 133.1Boston 9,199.7 8,681.7

Maryland Transit Admin 825.4 775.4 790.3 838.5 847.8 779.34,494.7 4,662.1 -3.02% -3.59%MD 37.3Baltimore 2,391.1 2,465.6

Northern NE Passenger RA 44.6 38.7 41.8 45.6 46.8 47.6239.8 260.8 -10.64% -8.05%ME 1.4Portland 125.1 140.0

Metro Transit 63.5 62.3 62.0 71.3 71.7 76.6343.9 384.2 -14.48% -10.49%MN 2.6Minneapolis 187.8 219.6

New Jersey Transit Corp 7,095.5 7,178.6 7,362.0 6,782.7 6,837.4 6,862.641,412.1 39,336.7 5.63% 5.28%NJ NANewark 21,636.1 20,482.7

New Mexico Dept of Trp 90.1 89.8 91.5 90.9 91.7 91.7529.8 528.8 -1.06% 0.19%NM 3.7Albuquerque 271.4 274.3

MTA Long Island Rail Road 8,422.2 8,332.3 8,198.6 8,272.5 8,368.7 7,835.048,220.1 47,945.5 1.95% 0.57%NY 337.8New York 24,953.1 24,476.2

MTA Metro-North Railroad 7,147.5 7,152.9 7,337.5 7,102.1 7,190.5 7,078.240,928.3 41,048.3 1.25% -0.29%NY 298.2New York 21,637.9 21,370.8

Tri-County Metro Trp Dist 44.7 42.8 42.4 39.4 39.6 36.8255.7 222.1 12.18% 15.13%OR 2.0Portland 129.9 115.8

Penn DOT (Keystone) 114.6 115.8 116.7 53.7 54.1 50.7644.1 308.0 118.99% 109.12%PA 4.3Harris-Phil 347.1 158.5

Southeastern Penn TA 2,960.1 3,477.1 3,004.2 2,885.5 3,447.5 2,943.818,614.4 18,489.7 1.77% 0.67%PA 128.3Philadelphia 9,441.4 9,276.8

Regional Transp Auth 21.2 21.1 21.3 22.1 21.2 20.0124.2 124.1 0.47% 0.08%TN 1.0Nashville 63.6 63.3

Capital Metropolitan Trp Auth 52.7 62.4 74.9 63.8 52.5 67.7406.9 402.3 3.26% 1.14%TX 2.5Austin 190.0 184.0

Trinity Railway Express 216.9 179.7 184.4 185.0 163.8 163.71,139.9 1,031.6 13.37% 10.50%TX 8.3Dallas-Ft Worth 581.0 512.5

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Denton County Transportation 53.8 44.2 43.3 46.6 38.7 37.0284.7 250.4 15.54% 13.70%TX 2.0Lewisville 141.3 122.3

Utah Transit Authority 373.4 332.0 353.5 291.1 314.7 286.72,103.9 1,775.9 18.64% 18.47%UT 15.0Salt Lake City 1,058.9 892.5

Virginia Railway Express 414.6 391.7 395.2 416.0 415.2 376.52,242.3 2,331.2 -0.51% -3.81%VA 18.8Alexandria 1,201.5 1,207.7

Sound Transit 283.4 267.9 265.8 252.4 263.5 245.01,577.1 1,470.9 7.39% 7.22%WA 12.5Seattle 817.1 760.9

Note: Data may differ from that included in Federal Transit Administration reports due to differences in data calculation procedures and in periods of time covered.(a) Transit agencies assigned by urbanized areas or urban places of less than 50,000 population outside urbanized areas based on 2000 U.S. Census Population.(b) Year-to-date ridership adjusted for data received after closing dates of previous issues.

REPORTED TOTAL 41,468.0 41,673.5 239,088.5 39,866.0 41,155.7 234,043.3 3.13% 2.16%

PROJECTED TOTAL

39,529.341,182.81,445.9 124,324.3 120,551.0

(c) Trinity Railway Express data includes Fort Worth Transportation Authority and Dallas Area Rapid Transit.

(d) SunRail service began in May 2014. Ridership counting began May 19th.

2.16%41,468.0 41,673.5 239,088.5 39,866.0 41,155.7 39,529.3 234,043.3 3.13%41,182.8 124,324.3 120,551.0

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Contact: Matthew DickensPolicy Analyst

Telephone: (202) 496-4817

PRECEDING YEAR (a)(b) % CHANGE (b)

Fax: (202) 496-4324

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San Francisco Muni Rwy 5,424.7 5,478.8 5,307.5 5,614.1 5,820.7 5,354.331,748.3 32,670.4 -3.44% -2.82%CA 195.1San Francisco 16,211.0 16,789.1

Massachusetts Bay Tr Auth 130.1 120.1 121.6 263.4 279.2 257.5720.3 1,590.3 -53.53% -54.71%MA 5.3Boston 371.8 800.1

Southeastern Penn TA 434.7 538.1 432.1 472.2 564.9 430.02,761.8 2,920.1 -4.24% -5.42%PA 18.1Philadelphia 1,404.9 1,467.1

King County Dept of Trp 1,667.7 1,732.4 1,582.1 1,630.8 1,712.4 1,483.09,680.4 9,444.9 3.23% 2.49%WA 76.4Seattle 4,982.2 4,826.2

Note: Data may differ from that included in Federal Transit Administration reports due to differences in data calculation procedures and in periods of time covered.(a) Transit agencies assigned by urbanized areas or urban places of less than 50,000 population outside urbanized areas based on 2000 U.S. Census Population.(b) Year-to-date ridership adjusted for data received after closing dates of previous issues.

REPORTED TOTAL 7,869.4 7,443.3 44,910.8 7,980.5 8,377.2 46,625.7 -3.82% -3.68%

PROJECTED TOTAL

7,524.87,657.2294.9 22,969.9 23,882.5

(c) Includes missing agencies (Greater Dayton RTA).

-3.68%7,869.4 7,443.3 44,910.8 7,980.5 8,377.2 7,524.8 46,625.7 -3.82%7,657.2 22,969.9 23,882.5

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Contact: Matthew DickensPolicy Analyst

Telephone: (202) 496-4817

PRECEDING YEAR (a)(b) % CHANGE (b)

Fax: (202) 496-4324

CURRENT YEAR (a)(b)

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LARGEST BUS AGENCIES

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City of Phoenix PTD 3,411.1 3,233.7 2,820.6 3,441.2 3,335.9 2,771.919,410.4 19,554.1 -0.88% -0.73%AZ 126.5Phoenix 9,465.4 9,549.0

Long Beach Transit 2,432.3 2,554.0 2,155.7 2,422.7 2,595.9 2,261.814,497.7 14,390.1 -1.90% 0.75%CA 90.7Long Beach 7,142.0 7,280.4

Los Angeles County MTA 30,579.8 30,936.1 27,956.2 31,059.1 31,723.2 28,821.8178,675.8 180,530.2 -2.33% -1.03%CA 1,122.8Los Angeles 89,472.1 91,604.1

Orange County Transp Auth 4,120.1 4,170.6 3,888.3 4,313.8 4,378.2 3,941.124,158.6 25,130.8 -3.59% -3.87%CA 154.3Orange 12,179.0 12,633.1

San Diego Metrop Transit Syst 4,402.4 4,505.1 4,193.3 4,485.0 4,593.9 4,055.025,930.6 25,714.9 -0.25% 0.84%CA 173.0San Diego 13,100.8 13,133.9

San Francisco Muni Rwy 8,519.4 8,593.5 7,973.7 8,009.1 8,120.9 7,347.649,219.9 45,917.6 6.85% 7.19%CA 314.1San Francisco 25,086.6 23,477.6

Santa Clara Valley Trp Auth 2,811.2 2,867.9 2,641.7 2,830.0 2,930.6 2,539.916,487.5 16,454.6 0.24% 0.20%CA 108.3San Jose 8,320.8 8,300.5

Santa Monica's Big Blue Bus 1,466.1 1,508.3 1,314.3 1,658.5 1,595.5 1,294.68,572.0 9,494.0 -5.71% -9.71%CA 67.0Santa Monica 4,288.7 4,548.6

Regional Trp District 5,495.6 5,270.7 4,855.9 5,528.9 5,355.3 4,758.131,145.5 31,183.4 -0.13% -0.12%CO 200.3Denver 15,622.2 15,642.3

Washington Metro Area TA 11,652.4 11,824.2 11,503.8 11,652.8 11,889.1 11,024.866,162.1 66,548.6 1.20% -0.58%DC 457.3Washington 34,980.4 34,566.7

Broward County Transit 3,507.0 3,438.2 3,092.9 3,455.6 3,332.2 3,041.620,432.1 20,434.6 2.12% -0.01%FL 131.6Fort Lauderdale 10,038.1 9,829.4

Miami-Dade Transit Agency 6,564.9 6,398.8 5,849.9 6,687.4 6,562.1 6,008.438,213.6 39,098.7 -2.31% -2.26%FL 239.5Miami 18,813.6 19,257.9

Central Florida RTA 2,329.3 2,436.2 2,309.6 2,414.1 2,364.3 2,224.814,104.8 14,178.9 1.03% -0.52%FL 89.5Orlando 7,075.1 7,003.2

Metro Atlanta Rapid Tr Auth 5,005.0 5,313.8 5,173.6 5,193.7 4,987.8 4,815.529,188.4 29,703.0 3.30% -1.73%GA 195.5Atlanta 15,492.4 14,997.0

PACE Suburban Bus 2,770.8 2,773.6 2,698.8 2,746.4 2,841.2 2,606.815,448.3 15,857.7 0.60% -2.58%IL 112.3Arlington Heights 8,243.2 8,194.4

Chicago Transit Authority 23,918.9 24,551.2 22,390.4 25,820.9 26,855.6 25,077.8137,784.0 151,717.4 -8.87% -9.18%IL 895.7Chicago 70,860.5 77,754.3

Massachusetts Bay Tr Auth 10,179.1 10,262.3 9,620.3 9,661.8 10,150.6 9,104.958,387.7 56,721.6 3.96% 2.94%MA 396.1Boston 30,061.7 28,917.3

Maryland Transit Admin 6,810.9 7,109.8 6,654.0 6,390.3 6,517.7 5,447.439,176.7 35,888.1 12.09% 9.16%MD 264.8Baltimore 20,574.7 18,355.4

Montgomery County Ride-On 2,263.2 2,435.2 2,260.8 2,354.6 2,385.5 2,217.912,844.8 13,125.9 0.02% -2.14%MD 90.2Rockville 6,959.2 6,958.0

City of Detroit Dept of Trp 2,109.0 2,259.1 2,108.3 2,513.0 2,895.5 2,311.411,701.8 14,926.0 -16.11% -21.60%MI 83.3Detroit 6,476.4 7,719.9

Metro Transit 6,176.9 6,040.5 5,470.6 6,083.0 6,094.9 5,465.534,515.0 34,670.8 0.25% -0.45%MN 232.0Minneapolis 17,688.0 17,643.4

Bi-State Dev Agency 2,523.5 2,591.7 2,469.3 2,477.1 2,457.1 2,364.214,542.6 14,235.2 3.92% 2.16%MO 96.5Saint Louis 7,584.5 7,298.4

New Jersey Transit Corp 13,851.3 14,140.9 13,733.0 14,196.4 14,253.6 13,268.578,885.1 80,595.5 0.02% -2.12%NJ NANewark 41,725.2 41,718.5

MTA New York City Transit 67,736.0 71,386.9 66,901.7 72,122.2 73,015.4 65,599.9394,646.0 410,160.0 -2.24% -3.78%NY 2,608.2New York 206,024.6 210,737.5

Southwest Ohio RTA 1,413.4 1,430.1 1,249.4 1,443.3 1,464.2 1,259.88,045.9 8,328.5 -1.79% -3.39%OH 54.1Cincinnati 4,092.9 4,167.3

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Greater Cleveland Reg TA 3,359.3 3,355.5 3,127.0 3,330.9 3,373.2 2,944.618,895.4 19,261.2 2.00% -1.90%OH NACleveland 9,841.8 9,648.7

Central Ohio Transit Auth 1,563.7 1,564.0 1,538.7 1,567.7 1,531.7 1,415.69,049.4 9,087.3 3.35% -0.42%OH 61.8Columbus 4,666.4 4,515.0

Tri-County Metro Trp Dist 5,453.2 5,452.2 5,053.7 5,108.0 5,175.6 4,707.431,091.1 29,986.5 6.46% 3.68%OR 207.2Portland 15,959.1 14,991.0

Southeastern Penn TA 12,705.2 15,664.0 12,628.8 13,710.7 16,214.0 12,572.880,359.4 84,255.6 -3.53% -4.62%PA 529.2Philadelphia 40,998.0 42,497.5

Port Auth of Allegheny Co 4,531.6 4,434.1 4,155.7 4,628.5 4,545.6 4,139.225,395.9 26,278.1 -1.44% -3.36%PA 175.9Pittsburgh 13,121.4 13,313.3

Dallas Area Rapid Transit 3,203.0 3,150.6 3,153.0 3,169.5 3,205.8 2,951.118,497.5 18,392.5 1.93% 0.57%TX 125.6Dallas 9,506.6 9,326.4

Metro Tr Auth of Harris Co 5,775.9 5,700.6 5,636.8 5,783.5 5,872.8 5,416.233,455.1 33,899.4 0.24% -1.31%TX 232.1Houston 17,113.3 17,072.5

VIA Metropolitan Transit 3,583.5 3,606.3 3,489.1 3,755.7 3,654.3 3,510.220,976.5 22,027.2 -2.21% -4.77%TX 132.4San Antonio 10,678.9 10,920.2

Hampton Roads Transit 1,242.0 1,296.0 1,282.7 1,352.4 1,380.4 1,326.67,158.6 7,962.0 -5.88% -10.09%VA 48.9Hampton 3,820.7 4,059.4

King County Dept of Trp 8,680.2 8,724.6 8,345.1 8,580.6 8,822.0 8,076.950,398.7 49,552.4 1.06% 1.71%WA 330.1Seattle 25,749.9 25,479.5

Milwaukee County Tr Sys 3,585.6 3,462.1 3,082.6 3,719.1 3,638.6 3,191.120,283.2 21,403.6 -3.97% -5.23%WI 127.6Milwaukee 10,130.3 10,548.8

Note: Data may differ from that included in Federal Transit Administration reports due to differences in data calculation procedures and in periods of time covered.(a) Transit agencies assigned by urbanized areas or urban places of less than 50,000 population outside urbanized areas based on 2000 U.S. Census Population.(b) Year-to-date ridership adjusted for data received after closing dates of previous issues.

REPORTED TOTAL 294,442.4 272,779.3 1,657,737.7 293,667.5 300,110.2 1,696,666.0 -1.24% -2.29%269,882.7285,732.810,274.4 852,954.5 863,660.4

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12.3 36.5 0.6 12.3 33.60.7 6.88%53.8 50.2 7.17%0.9AK Anchorage Alaska Railroad Corporation TOTALCR 12.3 36.5 0.6 12.3 33.60.7 6.88%53.8 50.2 7.17%0.9Alaska Railroad CorporationAK Anchorage

278.8 264.0 294.9 276.5 264.111.6 -0.61%1,600.7 1,580.9 1.25%287.6AL Birmingham Birmingham-Jefferson Co TA TOTAL

DR 10.0 9.7 10.7 11.1 10.20.4 -6.88%55.9 62.4 -10.42%10.1Birmingham-Jefferson Co TAAL BirminghamMB 268.8 254.3 284.2 265.4 253.911.2 -0.36%1,544.8 1,518.5 1.73%277.5Birmingham-Jefferson Co TAAL Birmingham

NA NA NA NA NANA NANA NA NANAAR Little Rock Central Arkansas Transit Auth TOTAL

DR NA NA NA NA NANA NANA NA NANACentral Arkansas Transit AuthAR Little RockLR NA NA NA NA NANA NANA NA NANACentral Arkansas Transit AuthAR Little RockMB 226.0 224.8 243.9 239.2 230.89.1 -4.27%1,330.9 1,410.5 -5.64%232.6Central Arkansas Transit AuthAR Little Rock

14.8 14.3 17.5 17.2 15.40.6 -9.38%94.3 100.9 -6.54%16.3AZ Glendale Glendale Transit TOTAL

DR 6.5 6.3 7.4 7.2 6.30.3 -6.70%38.6 41.9 -7.88%6.7Glendale TransitAZ GlendaleMB 8.3 8.0 10.1 10.0 9.10.3 -11.30%55.7 59.0 -5.59%9.6Glendale TransitAZ Glendale

3,263.4 2,849.8 3,481.0 3,376.0 2,806.9127.7 -1.13%19,583.9 19,782.6 -1.00%3,441.6AZ Phoenix City of Phoenix PTD TOTAL

DR 29.7 29.2 39.8 40.1 35.01.2 -22.19%173.5 228.5 -24.07%30.5City of Phoenix PTDAZ PhoenixMB 3,233.7 2,820.6 3,441.2 3,335.9 2,771.9126.5 -0.88%19,410.4 19,554.1 -0.73%3,411.1City of Phoenix PTDAZ Phoenix

1,562.6 1,408.7 953.6 915.7 796.962.3 73.88%9,561.6 5,423.3 76.31%1,664.6AZ Phoenix Valley Metro TOTAL

DR 33.2 33.0 30.7 30.4 28.71.4 11.58%197.9 173.2 14.26%34.0Valley MetroAZ PhoenixMB 1,463.3 1,308.0 846.3 807.3 697.257.8 84.32%8,973.5 4,810.2 86.55%1,561.8Valley MetroAZ PhoenixVP 66.1 67.7 76.6 78.0 71.03.1 -10.20%390.2 439.9 -11.30%68.8Valley MetroAZ Phoenix

1,120.2 1,042.4 1,335.9 1,178.8 977.341.8 -1.13%7,262.9 7,157.6 1.47%1,290.1AZ Phoenix Valley Metro Rail, Inc. TOTALLR 1,120.2 1,042.4 1,335.9 1,178.8 977.341.8 -1.13%7,262.9 7,157.6 1.47%1,290.1Valley Metro Rail, Inc.AZ Phoenix

74.0 57.2 83.7 74.2 56.53.3 -0.79%NA NA NA81.5AZ Scottsdale City of Scottsdale TOTALMB 74.0 57.2 83.7 74.2 56.53.3 -0.79%NA NA NA81.5City of ScottsdaleAZ Scottsdale

0.0 0.0 792.9 704.6 651.7NA -100.00%0.0 4,395.6 -100.00%0.0AZ Tempe City of Tempe, Arizona TOTALMB 0.0 0.0 792.9 704.6 651.7NA -100.00%0.0 4,395.6 -100.00%0.0City of Tempe, ArizonaAZ Tempe

1,605.4 1,468.7 1,787.9 1,717.7 1,479.263.6 -4.93%9,678.9 10,042.7 -3.62%1,664.8AZ Tucson City of Tucson MTS TOTALMB 1,605.4 1,468.7 1,787.9 1,717.7 1,479.263.6 -4.93%9,678.9 10,042.7 -3.62%1,664.8City of Tucson MTSAZ Tucson

251.3 232.5 241.5 251.5 214.610.2 4.21%1,478.2 1,404.0 5.28%253.6CA Antioch Eastern Contra Costa Tr Auth TOTAL

DR 10.8 10.4 11.2 11.5 11.20.5 -5.60%63.9 66.9 -4.48%10.8Eastern Contra Costa Tr AuthCA AntiochMB 240.5 222.1 230.3 240.0 203.49.7 4.71%1,414.3 1,337.1 5.77%242.8Eastern Contra Costa Tr AuthCA Antioch

Modes: MB - Bus, DR - Demand Response, CR - Commuter Rail, HR - Heavy Rail, LR - Light Rail, AG - Automated Guideway, CC - Cable Car, FB - Ferry Boat, IP - Inclined Plane, IR - Intermediate Rail, MO - Monorail, TB - Trolleybus, VP - Vanpool

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513.7 488.7 515.5 500.7 467.519.7 1.33%3,062.7 2,972.7 3.03%501.1CA Bakersfield Golden Empire Transit District TOTAL

DR 4.7 4.4 4.8 5.1 4.80.2 -5.44%27.9 27.9 0.00%4.8Golden Empire Transit DistrictCA BakersfieldMB 509.0 484.3 510.7 495.6 462.719.5 1.40%3,034.8 2,944.8 3.06%496.3Golden Empire Transit DistrictCA Bakersfield

271.5 200.2 297.3 280.9 212.211.8 -5.31%1,539.1 1,557.2 -1.16%276.7CA Chula Vista Chula Vista Transit TOTALMB 271.5 200.2 297.3 280.9 212.211.8 -5.31%1,539.1 1,557.2 -1.16%276.7Chula Vista TransitCA Chula Vista

299.1 271.0 310.5 311.7 265.112.6 -0.89%1,760.5 1,756.1 0.25%309.3CA Concord Central Contra Costa TA TOTAL

DR 13.6 13.0 13.5 14.2 12.30.6 1.50%80.5 78.0 3.21%14.0Central Contra Costa TACA ConcordMB 285.5 258.0 297.0 297.5 252.812.0 -1.00%1,680.0 1,678.1 0.11%295.3Central Contra Costa TACA Concord

422.3 209.6 477.6 420.8 199.316.5 1.31%2,354.7 2,314.4 1.74%480.2CA Davis Unitrans TOTALMB 422.3 209.6 477.6 420.8 199.316.5 1.31%2,354.7 2,314.4 1.74%480.2UnitransCA Davis

900.7 804.7 939.1 929.3 786.434.4 -2.62%5,270.1 5,359.3 -1.66%879.9CA Fresno Fresno Area Express TOTAL

DR 18.3 17.0 17.6 18.3 16.50.7 0.95%104.0 102.3 1.66%17.6Fresno Area ExpressCA FresnoMB 882.4 787.7 921.5 911.0 769.933.7 -2.69%5,166.1 5,257.0 -1.73%862.3Fresno Area ExpressCA Fresno

194.3 169.7 187.2 190.1 159.16.1 5.16%NA 1,086.0 NA200.1CA Hesperia Victor Valley Transit Authority TOTAL

DR 12.1 11.4 11.6 12.0 10.60.4 5.85%71.1 65.8 8.05%12.7Victor Valley Transit AuthorityCA HesperiaMB 143.5 120.2 147.3 149.0 122.34.5 -1.41%893.8 868.5 2.91%149.0Victor Valley Transit AuthorityCA HesperiaVP 38.7 38.1 28.3 29.1 26.21.2 37.80%NA 151.7 NA38.4Victor Valley Transit AuthorityCA Hesperia

21.9 20.9 23.6 23.0 20.41.0 -1.04%132.4 128.7 2.87%23.5CA Irvine City of Irvine TOTALMB 21.9 20.9 23.6 23.0 20.41.0 -1.04%132.4 128.7 2.87%23.5City of IrvineCA Irvine

150.3 136.7 149.7 159.4 136.35.9 -3.77%846.7 881.2 -3.92%141.6CA Livermore Livermore/Amador Valley TA TOTAL

DR 4.2 4.4 3.9 4.0 3.90.2 10.17%24.9 23.1 7.79%4.4Livermore/Amador Valley TACA LivermoreMB 146.1 132.3 145.8 155.4 132.45.7 -4.15%821.8 858.1 -4.23%137.2Livermore/Amador Valley TACA Livermore

2,562.3 2,172.3 2,428.0 2,605.3 2,277.2NA -1.89%14,540.9 14,432.5 0.75%2,437.8CA Long Beach Long Beach Transit TOTAL

DR 4.6 4.4 4.6 4.7 4.00.2 0.75%26.2 25.6 2.34%4.4Long Beach TransitCA Long BeachFB 3.7 12.2 0.7 4.7 11.4NA 1.19%17.0 16.8 1.19%1.1Long Beach TransitCA Long BeachMB 2,554.0 2,155.7 2,422.7 2,595.9 2,261.890.7 -1.90%14,497.7 14,390.1 0.75%2,432.3Long Beach TransitCA Long Beach

258.0 249.3 230.6 239.7 224.49.8 9.54%1,484.2 1,350.0 9.94%253.7CA Los Angeles Access Services TOTALDR 258.0 249.3 230.6 239.7 224.49.8 9.54%1,484.2 1,350.0 9.94%253.7Access ServicesCA Los Angeles

Modes: MB - Bus, DR - Demand Response, CR - Commuter Rail, HR - Heavy Rail, LR - Light Rail, AG - Automated Guideway, CC - Cable Car, FB - Ferry Boat, IP - Inclined Plane, IR - Intermediate Rail, MO - Monorail, TB - Trolleybus, VP - Vanpool

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40,242.8 37,125.5 40,487.0 41,291.8 38,012.51,469.4 -2.17%234,125.8 236,700.7 -1.09%39,827.9CA Los Angeles Los Angeles County MTA TOTAL

HR 3,966.8 3,917.4 4,147.2 4,234.8 4,077.9147.9 -4.91%24,080.5 24,746.1 -2.69%3,964.3Los Angeles County MTACA Los AngelesLR 5,339.9 5,251.9 5,280.7 5,333.8 5,112.8198.8 0.94%31,369.5 31,424.4 -0.17%5,283.8Los Angeles County MTACA Los AngelesMB 30,936.1 27,956.2 31,059.1 31,723.2 28,821.81,122.8 -2.33%178,675.8 180,530.2 -1.03%30,579.8Los Angeles County MTACA Los Angeles

986.7 960.9 1,022.0 1,041.5 934.441.9 -1.67%5,749.6 5,880.5 -2.23%1,000.2CA Los Angeles Southern California RRA TOTALCR 986.7 960.9 1,022.0 1,041.5 934.441.9 -1.67%5,749.6 5,880.5 -2.23%1,000.2Southern California RRACA Los Angeles

345.4 347.3 337.0 347.8 336.412.9 0.12%1,931.9 1,936.9 -0.26%329.7CA Monterey Monterey-Salinas Transit TOTAL

DR 15.9 14.4 8.9 9.1 7.70.7 80.16%92.6 50.7 82.64%16.0Monterey-Salinas TransitCA MontereyMB 329.5 332.9 328.1 338.7 328.712.3 -1.95%1,839.3 1,886.2 -2.49%313.7Monterey-Salinas TransitCA Monterey

87.4 76.1 64.1 65.3 53.43.3 35.50%463.3 362.8 27.70%84.2CA Napa Napa County Transportation and Pl TOTAL

DR 11.4 9.5 9.2 9.7 8.20.4 16.24%59.5 53.8 10.59%10.6Napa County Transportation and PlCA NapaMB 76.0 66.6 54.9 55.6 45.22.9 38.86%403.8 309.0 30.68%73.6Napa County Transportation and PlCA Napa

139.5 124.6 168.8 159.6 122.35.9 -8.28%838.0 911.2 -8.03%149.3CA Norwalk Norwalk Transit System TOTAL

DR 2.3 2.2 2.0 1.8 1.80.1 17.86%12.4 11.0 12.73%2.1Norwalk Transit SystemCA NorwalkMB 137.2 122.4 166.8 157.8 120.55.8 -8.60%825.6 900.2 -8.29%147.2Norwalk Transit SystemCA Norwalk

NA NA 4,572.3 4,655.6 4,391.2NA NANA 26,872.4 NANACA Oakland Alameda-Contra Costa TD TOTAL

DR 62.2 59.8 61.3 62.9 57.6NA 1.05%355.3 356.6 -0.36%61.7Alameda-Contra Costa TDCA OaklandMB NA NA 4,511.0 4,592.7 4,333.6NA NANA 26,515.8 NANAAlameda-Contra Costa TDCA Oakland

128.2 116.6 150.1 154.7 138.24.7 -16.12%700.1 846.7 -17.31%126.8CA Oakland Capitol Corridor Joint Powers Auth TOTALCR 128.2 116.6 150.1 154.7 138.24.7 -16.12%700.1 846.7 -17.31%126.8Capitol Corridor Joint Powers AuthCA Oakland

1,074.3 1,044.8 979.3 1,014.0 985.941.2 8.05%6,312.2 5,913.5 6.74%1,099.8CA Oceanside North County Transit District TOTAL

CR 156.1 176.0 140.8 148.3 166.65.9 5.66%863.3 822.5 4.96%149.4North County Transit DistrictCA OceansideDR 14.3 13.4 12.8 12.9 12.10.6 7.14%78.5 73.2 7.24%12.8North County Transit DistrictCA OceansideLR 210.9 200.2 0.0 72.7 172.48.3 >100%1,290.3 716.8 80.01%229.3North County Transit DistrictCA OceansideMB 693.0 655.2 825.7 780.1 634.826.4 -8.22%4,080.1 4,301.0 -5.14%708.3North County Transit DistrictCA Oceanside

NA NA 4,561.0 4,627.3 4,170.7NA NANA 26,559.4 NANACA Orange Orange County Transp Auth TOTAL

DR NA NA 138.2 144.5 125.0NA NANA 802.2 NANAOrange County Transp AuthCA OrangeMB 4,170.6 3,888.3 4,313.8 4,378.2 3,941.1154.3 -3.59%24,158.6 25,130.8 -3.87%4,120.1Orange County Transp AuthCA OrangeVP 103.8 105.4 109.0 104.6 104.64.9 -1.54%608.6 626.4 -2.84%104.1Orange County Transp AuthCA Orange

NA NA NA NA NANA NANA NA NANACA Oxnard Gold Coast Transit TOTAL

DR NA NA NA NA NANA NANA NA NANAGold Coast TransitCA OxnardMB 314.1 316.6 307.6 318.7 301.711.9 2.55%1,902.9 1,791.5 6.22%321.0Gold Coast TransitCA Oxnard

Modes: MB - Bus, DR - Demand Response, CR - Commuter Rail, HR - Heavy Rail, LR - Light Rail, AG - Automated Guideway, CC - Cable Car, FB - Ferry Boat, IP - Inclined Plane, IR - Intermediate Rail, MO - Monorail, TB - Trolleybus, VP - Vanpool

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74.5 67.0 78.4 76.3 66.84.7 -1.49%436.7 442.8 -1.38%76.7CA Redding Redding Area Bus Authority TOTAL

DR 4.3 4.3 4.9 4.9 4.41.9 -7.75%26.2 28.3 -7.42%4.5Redding Area Bus AuthorityCA ReddingMB 70.2 62.7 73.5 71.4 62.42.8 -1.06%410.5 414.5 -0.97%72.2Redding Area Bus AuthorityCA Redding

37.3 31.2 34.5 37.2 31.7NA 0.29%208.0 204.0 1.96%35.2CA Redondo Beach City of Redondo Beach TOTAL

DR 1.4 1.3 1.1 1.2 1.2NA 14.29%8.2 6.9 18.84%1.3City of Redondo BeachCA Redondo BeachMB 35.9 29.9 33.4 36.0 30.5NA -0.20%199.8 197.1 1.37%33.9City of Redondo BeachCA Redondo Beach

854.6 734.3 827.6 832.2 674.232.8 4.40%4,866.6 4,658.7 4.46%847.9CA Riverside Riverside Transit Agency TOTAL

DR 35.3 33.7 34.0 35.4 31.81.5 3.36%202.0 196.5 2.80%35.6Riverside Transit AgencyCA RiversideMB 819.3 700.6 793.6 796.8 642.431.3 4.45%4,664.6 4,462.2 4.54%812.3Riverside Transit AgencyCA Riverside

NA NA 2,416.5 2,436.2 1,931.5NA NANA 13,743.6 NA2,471.8CA Sacramento Sacramento Reg Tr Dist TOTAL

DR NA NA 25.1 26.2 23.7NA NANA 147.2 NA27.7Sacramento Reg Tr DistCA SacramentoLR 1,177.7 1,052.4 1,161.2 1,189.9 996.546.3 1.57%6,806.9 6,844.7 -0.55%1,169.9Sacramento Reg Tr DistCA SacramentoMB 1,285.6 1,042.0 1,230.2 1,220.1 911.349.9 7.15%7,316.1 6,751.7 8.36%1,274.2Sacramento Reg Tr DistCA Sacramento

1,295.0 1,194.8 1,403.8 1,353.1 1,193.451.2 -2.81%7,760.6 7,982.4 -2.78%1,349.4CA San Bernardino OMNITRANS TOTAL

DR 42.9 41.6 42.7 43.8 38.61.9 3.12%251.3 247.7 1.45%44.5OMNITRANSCA San BernardinoMB 1,252.1 1,153.2 1,361.1 1,309.3 1,154.849.3 -3.01%7,509.3 7,734.7 -2.91%1,304.9OMNITRANSCA San Bernardino

1,530.9 1,567.2 1,351.0 1,439.0 1,367.057.5 10.00%8,601.7 7,867.3 9.33%1,474.7CA San Carlos Caltrain TOTALCR 1,530.9 1,567.2 1,351.0 1,439.0 1,367.057.5 10.00%8,601.7 7,867.3 9.33%1,474.7CaltrainCA San Carlos

8,019.1 7,499.5 7,048.6 7,287.6 6,633.5295.2 10.46%45,786.3 40,333.1 13.52%7,644.9CA San Diego San Diego Metrop Transit System TOTAL

DR 47.8 48.2 43.9 46.8 43.02.1 8.30%281.4 259.7 8.36%48.8San Diego Metrop Transit SystemCA San DiegoLR 3,466.2 3,258.0 2,519.7 2,646.9 2,535.5120.1 28.77%19,574.3 14,358.5 36.33%3,193.7San Diego Metrop Transit SystemCA San DiegoMB 4,505.1 4,193.3 4,485.0 4,593.9 4,055.0173.0 -0.25%25,930.6 25,714.9 0.84%4,402.4San Diego Metrop Transit SystemCA San Diego

780.0 762.1 785.4 828.7 751.330.0 -3.06%4,413.7 4,513.3 -2.21%751.0CA San Francisco Golden Gate Bridge, Hwy & TD TOTAL

DR 12.0 11.4 11.4 11.3 10.30.5 4.55%68.2 64.0 6.56%11.1Golden Gate Bridge, Hwy & TDCA San FranciscoFB 217.0 233.5 202.1 221.2 221.18.0 0.81%1,145.4 1,124.8 1.83%199.1Golden Gate Bridge, Hwy & TDCA San FranciscoMB 551.0 517.2 571.9 596.2 519.921.5 -4.68%3,200.1 3,324.5 -3.74%540.8Golden Gate Bridge, Hwy & TDCA San Francisco

11,184.3 11,145.0 10,968.5 11,107.3 10,585.2432.7 2.03%64,141.1 63,104.2 1.64%10,993.9CA San Francisco San Francisco Bay Area RTD TOTALHR 11,184.3 11,145.0 10,968.5 11,107.3 10,585.2432.7 2.03%64,141.1 63,104.2 1.64%10,993.9San Francisco Bay Area RTDCA San Francisco

Modes: MB - Bus, DR - Demand Response, CR - Commuter Rail, HR - Heavy Rail, LR - Light Rail, AG - Automated Guideway, CC - Cable Car, FB - Ferry Boat, IP - Inclined Plane, IR - Intermediate Rail, MO - Monorail, TB - Trolleybus, VP - Vanpool

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19,625.8 18,923.1 18,882.2 19,437.0 18,114.0761.3 2.55%112,378.3 109,010.7 3.09%19,325.1CA San Francisco San Francisco Muni Rwy TOTAL

CC 631.0 679.7 558.0 618.7 666.328.9 2.00%3,222.9 3,159.8 2.00%569.1San Francisco Muni RwyCA San FranciscoLR 4,922.5 4,962.2 4,701.0 4,876.7 4,745.8223.2 2.60%28,187.2 27,262.9 3.39%4,811.9San Francisco Muni RwyCA San FranciscoMB 8,593.5 7,973.7 8,009.1 8,120.9 7,347.6314.1 6.85%49,219.9 45,917.6 7.19%8,519.4San Francisco Muni RwyCA San FranciscoTB 5,478.8 5,307.5 5,614.1 5,820.7 5,354.3195.1 -3.44%31,748.3 32,670.4 -2.82%5,424.7San Francisco Muni RwyCA San Francisco

183.5 193.1 125.3 156.0 158.26.7 22.98%896.3 728.0 23.12%163.9CA San Francisco Water Emergency Tr Auth TOTALFB 183.5 193.1 125.3 156.0 158.26.7 22.98%896.3 728.0 23.12%163.9Water Emergency Tr AuthCA San Francisco

3,868.4 3,625.0 3,820.3 3,937.6 3,490.2146.5 0.47%22,292.5 22,176.1 0.52%3,807.2CA San Jose Santa Clara Valley Trp Auth TOTAL

DR 62.3 59.5 63.9 65.8 56.42.6 -0.86%361.6 366.2 -1.26%62.7Santa Clara Valley Trp AuthCA San JoseLR 938.2 923.8 926.4 941.2 893.935.6 1.22%5,443.4 5,355.3 1.65%933.3Santa Clara Valley Trp AuthCA San JoseMB 2,867.9 2,641.7 2,830.0 2,930.6 2,539.9108.3 0.24%16,487.5 16,454.6 0.20%2,811.2Santa Clara Valley Trp AuthCA San Jose

681.7 554.9 732.6 716.7 540.425.5 -1.82%3,866.3 3,940.3 -1.88%716.8CA Santa Barbara Santa Barbara MTD TOTAL

DR 4.9 4.8 4.4 4.5 4.20.2 12.21%28.0 26.0 7.69%5.0Santa Barbara MTDCA Santa BarbaraMB 676.8 550.1 728.2 712.2 536.225.3 -1.92%3,838.3 3,914.3 -1.94%711.8Santa Barbara MTDCA Santa Barbara

1,528.8 1,334.8 1,680.8 1,616.6 1,314.167.9 -5.66%8,692.4 9,618.1 -9.62%1,486.8CA Santa Monica Santa Monica's Big Blue Bus TOTAL

DR 20.5 20.5 22.3 21.1 19.51.0 -1.91%120.4 124.1 -2.98%20.7Santa Monica's Big Blue BusCA Santa MonicaMB 1,508.3 1,314.3 1,658.5 1,595.5 1,294.667.0 -5.71%8,572.0 9,494.0 -9.71%1,466.1Santa Monica's Big Blue BusCA Santa Monica

105.0 98.5 84.2 95.3 80.24.8 16.98%582.7 497.5 17.13%100.3CA Stockton San Joaquin Reg Rail Comm TOTALCR 105.0 98.5 84.2 95.3 80.24.8 16.98%582.7 497.5 17.13%100.3San Joaquin Reg Rail CommCA Stockton

403.4 327.4 401.1 400.4 308.0NA 2.16%2,282.7 2,202.6 3.64%402.7CA Stockton San Joaquin Reg Trans Dist TOTAL

DR 4.5 4.0 5.9 6.1 5.4NA -26.44%32.8 34.6 -5.20%4.3San Joaquin Reg Trans DistCA StocktonMB 398.9 323.4 395.2 394.3 302.6NA 2.62%2,249.9 2,168.0 3.78%398.4San Joaquin Reg Trans DistCA Stockton

428.4 369.5 422.0 412.8 338.315.6 5.29%2,524.6 2,404.2 5.01%437.3CA Thousand Palms SunLine Transit Agency TOTAL

DR 12.4 11.4 12.1 12.3 11.30.5 0.84%70.8 69.9 1.29%12.2SunLine Transit AgencyCA Thousand PalmsMB 416.0 358.1 409.9 400.5 327.015.1 5.43%2,453.8 2,334.3 5.12%425.1SunLine Transit AgencyCA Thousand Palms

347.0 316.6 356.8 363.0 326.113.3 -3.99%1,999.2 2,031.2 -1.58%340.6CA Torrance Torrance Transit System TOTAL

DR 5.3 5.3 4.9 5.0 5.00.3 7.38%32.3 29.3 10.24%5.4Torrance Transit SystemCA TorranceMB 341.7 311.3 351.9 358.0 321.113.0 -4.15%1,966.9 2,001.9 -1.75%335.2Torrance Transit SystemCA Torrance

NA NA 122.7 126.9 109.0NA NANA 700.9 NANACA Vallejo Solano County Transit (SolTrans) TOTAL

DR NA NA 3.7 3.6 3.1NA NANA 20.7 NANASolano County Transit (SolTrans)CA VallejoMB 120.0 109.0 119.0 123.3 105.95.1 -0.06%701.2 680.2 3.09%119.0Solano County Transit (SolTrans)CA Vallejo

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80.0 71.2 96.3 86.4 76.73.2 -6.86%496.2 523.9 -5.29%90.4CA Ventura Ventura County Transp Comm TOTAL

DR 15.6 13.5 17.9 18.9 16.10.6 -15.50%92.3 105.8 -12.76%15.6Ventura County Transp CommCA VenturaMB 64.4 57.7 78.4 67.5 60.62.7 -4.65%403.9 418.1 -3.40%74.8Ventura County Transp CommCA Ventura

145.7 124.1 166.1 159.6 133.65.5 -9.91%853.4 917.5 -6.99%144.0CA Visalia Visalia City Coach TOTAL

DR 3.2 3.0 3.3 3.1 2.70.1 1.10%17.9 18.2 -1.65%3.0Visalia City CoachCA VisaliaMB 142.5 121.1 162.8 156.5 130.95.4 -10.13%835.5 899.3 -7.09%141.0Visalia City CoachCA Visalia

1,271.2 1,174.1 1,243.9 1,239.5 1,111.749.7 3.91%7,349.0 7,087.5 3.69%1,290.4CA West Covina Foothill Transit TOTALMB 1,271.2 1,174.1 1,243.9 1,239.5 1,111.749.7 3.91%7,349.0 7,087.5 3.69%1,290.4Foothill TransitCA West Covina

273.4 285.1 247.3 257.1 241.312.7 12.10%1,587.6 1,450.9 9.42%277.4CO Colorado Springs Mountain Metropolitan Transit TOTAL

DR 22.3 21.5 20.8 21.7 19.11.0 10.39%136.2 127.1 7.16%24.2Mountain Metropolitan TransitCO Colorado SpringsMB 245.5 258.1 222.9 231.5 218.711.4 11.56%1,419.4 1,300.3 9.16%247.3Mountain Metropolitan TransitCO Colorado SpringsVP 5.6 5.5 3.6 3.9 3.50.3 54.55%32.0 23.5 36.17%5.9Mountain Metropolitan TransitCO Colorado Springs

7,570.6 7,110.2 7,436.9 7,747.0 6,846.6271.5 2.17%44,644.9 42,836.4 4.22%7,827.8CO Denver Regional Trp District TOTAL

DR 139.4 130.9 136.2 142.9 129.313.1 3.33%853.8 792.0 7.80%151.7Regional Trp DistrictCO DenverLR 2,160.5 2,123.4 1,771.8 2,248.8 1,959.258.1 8.10%12,645.6 10,861.0 16.43%2,180.5Regional Trp DistrictCO DenverMB 5,270.7 4,855.9 5,528.9 5,355.3 4,758.1200.3 -0.13%31,145.5 31,183.4 -0.12%5,495.6Regional Trp DistrictCO Denver

76.8 67.8 89.9 87.5 76.72.7 -10.67%461.7 521.8 -11.52%82.4CO Grand Junction Mesa County Reg Transp Office TOTAL

DR 1.4 1.5 1.3 1.2 1.20.1 18.92%9.0 7.4 21.62%1.5Mesa County Reg Transp OfficeCO Grand JunctionMB 75.4 66.3 88.6 86.3 75.52.6 -11.10%452.7 514.4 -11.99%80.9Mesa County Reg Transp OfficeCO Grand Junction

6.0 5.9 6.2 6.2 5.70.2 -0.55%34.5 33.8 2.07%6.1CT Hartford Connecticut DOT TOTALDR 6.0 5.9 6.2 6.2 5.70.2 -0.55%34.5 33.8 2.07%6.1Connecticut DOTCT Hartford

2,377.7 2,266.4 2,436.8 2,420.9 2,145.992.9 0.38%13,460.7 13,530.0 -0.51%2,386.3CT Hartford Connecticut Transit TOTALMB 2,377.7 2,266.4 2,436.8 2,420.9 2,145.992.9 0.38%13,460.7 13,530.0 -0.51%2,386.3Connecticut TransitCT Hartford

40.0 36.5 38.3 39.4 34.91.6 3.02%222.0 212.2 4.62%39.5CT Hartford Greater Hartford Tran Dist TOTALDR 40.0 36.5 38.3 39.4 34.91.6 3.02%222.0 212.2 4.62%39.5Greater Hartford Tran DistCT Hartford

55.8 57.8 54.4 52.9 56.02.2 1.53%318.7 314.7 1.27%52.2CT New Haven Connecticut DOT TOTALCR 55.8 57.8 54.4 52.9 56.02.2 1.53%318.7 314.7 1.27%52.2Connecticut DOTCT New Haven

35,510.8 35,440.5 37,446.1 36,066.3 34,489.71,425.5 0.14%200,152.6 206,541.4 -3.09%37,202.1DC Washington Washington Metro Area TA TOTAL

HR 23,686.6 23,936.7 25,793.3 24,177.2 23,464.9968.2 -0.36%133,990.5 139,992.8 -4.29%25,549.7Washington Metro Area TADC WashingtonMB 11,824.2 11,503.8 11,652.8 11,889.1 11,024.8457.3 1.20%66,162.1 66,548.6 -0.58%11,652.4Washington Metro Area TADC Washington

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864.3 849.9 924.6 931.0 843.136.6 -4.43%4,933.4 5,283.9 -6.63%865.0DE Wilmington Delaware Transit Corp TOTAL

DR 91.0 85.8 90.1 90.7 80.93.9 2.14%502.9 514.1 -2.18%90.5Delaware Transit CorpDE WilmingtonMB 773.3 764.1 834.5 840.3 762.232.7 -5.13%4,430.5 4,769.8 -7.11%774.5Delaware Transit CorpDE Wilmington

3,495.6 3,144.8 3,516.6 3,393.0 3,095.4133.9 2.02%20,767.8 20,782.1 -0.07%3,566.3FL Fort Lauderdale Broward County Transit TOTAL

DR 57.4 51.9 61.0 60.8 53.82.3 -3.99%335.7 347.5 -3.40%59.3Broward County TransitFL Fort LauderdaleMB 3,438.2 3,092.9 3,455.6 3,332.2 3,041.6131.6 2.12%20,432.1 20,434.6 -0.01%3,507.0Broward County TransitFL Fort Lauderdale

309.7 302.3 373.9 334.9 306.812.9 -2.92%2,113.1 2,202.8 -4.07%373.9FL Fort Myers Lee Tran TOTAL

DR 9.4 8.8 8.8 9.0 7.80.4 9.77%55.1 52.0 5.96%9.9Lee Tran FL Fort MyersMB 297.3 290.0 361.4 321.8 295.112.5 -3.11%2,038.2 2,126.6 -4.16%360.6Lee Tran FL Fort MyersVP 3.0 3.5 3.7 4.1 3.90.0 -15.38%19.8 24.2 -18.18%3.4Lee Tran FL Fort Myers

546.5 521.8 1,078.8 547.1 461.933.1 1.58%5,320.4 5,221.6 1.89%1,052.5FL Gainesville Regional Transit System TOTAL

DR 4.6 4.3 4.5 4.7 4.00.1 2.27%25.5 25.6 -0.39%4.6Regional Transit SystemFL GainesvilleMB 541.9 517.5 1,074.3 542.4 457.933.0 1.58%5,294.9 5,196.0 1.90%1,047.9Regional Transit SystemFL Gainesville

9,147.4 8,443.2 9,488.7 9,284.6 8,645.4348.4 -1.50%54,975.4 55,535.9 -1.01%9,417.9FL Miami Miami-Dade Transit Agency TOTAL

AG 789.2 770.3 786.0 764.5 800.030.5 0.66%4,984.9 4,855.4 2.67%806.4Miami-Dade Transit AgencyFL MiamiDR 144.4 136.4 148.2 147.8 137.25.7 -1.50%837.4 857.1 -2.30%145.9Miami-Dade Transit AgencyFL MiamiHR 1,815.0 1,686.6 1,867.1 1,810.2 1,699.872.7 0.47%10,939.5 10,724.7 2.00%1,900.7Miami-Dade Transit AgencyFL MiamiMB 6,398.8 5,849.9 6,687.4 6,562.1 6,008.4239.5 -2.31%38,213.6 39,098.7 -2.26%6,564.9Miami-Dade Transit AgencyFL Miami

2,524.9 2,396.6 2,503.3 2,456.2 2,308.993.1 0.99%14,627.2 14,692.8 -0.45%2,419.2FL Orlando Central Florida RTA TOTAL

DR 68.4 66.4 67.5 68.6 61.92.8 2.98%401.5 388.4 3.37%69.1Central Florida RTAFL OrlandoMB 2,436.2 2,309.6 2,414.1 2,364.3 2,224.889.5 1.03%14,104.8 14,178.9 -0.52%2,329.3Central Florida RTAFL OrlandoVP 20.3 20.6 21.7 23.3 22.20.9 -8.18%120.9 125.5 -3.67%20.8Central Florida RTAFL Orlando

33.8 87.1 0.0 0.0 0.0NA NA120.9 0.0 NA0.0FL Orlando SunRail TOTALCR 33.8 87.1 0.0 0.0 0.0NA NA120.9 0.0 NA0.0SunRailFL Orlando

461.1 422.7 547.0 539.7 468.818.2 -12.38%2,747.5 3,124.4 -12.06%479.1FL Pompano Beach South Florida RTA (Tri-Rail) TOTAL

CR 373.9 339.4 386.7 375.7 326.214.6 1.18%2,235.9 2,185.6 2.30%388.1South Florida RTA (Tri-Rail)FL Pompano BeachMB 87.2 83.3 160.3 164.0 142.63.6 -43.99%511.6 938.8 -45.50%91.0South Florida RTA (Tri-Rail)FL Pompano Beach

254.6 240.9 259.9 253.5 228.49.9 2.37%1,555.2 1,521.3 2.23%263.9FL Sarasota Sarasota County Area Transit TOTAL

DR 14.6 13.8 15.2 15.2 13.50.6 0.68%88.2 86.4 2.08%15.8Sarasota County Area TransitFL SarasotaMB 240.0 227.1 244.7 238.3 214.99.3 2.48%1,467.0 1,434.9 2.24%248.1Sarasota County Area TransitFL Sarasota

Modes: MB - Bus, DR - Demand Response, CR - Commuter Rail, HR - Heavy Rail, LR - Light Rail, AG - Automated Guideway, CC - Cable Car, FB - Ferry Boat, IP - Inclined Plane, IR - Intermediate Rail, MO - Monorail, TB - Trolleybus, VP - Vanpool

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1,220.6 1,187.5 1,237.5 1,227.2 1,138.046.8 1.08%7,187.9 7,257.6 -0.96%1,233.4FL St. Petersburg Pinellas Suncoast Tran Auth TOTAL

DR 27.4 25.9 27.1 27.9 25.50.9 0.50%159.0 157.4 1.02%27.6Pinellas Suncoast Tran AuthFL St. PetersburgMB 1,193.2 1,161.6 1,210.4 1,199.3 1,112.545.9 1.09%7,028.9 7,100.2 -1.00%1,205.8Pinellas Suncoast Tran AuthFL St. Petersburg

255.9 249.9 458.0 277.7 259.816.2 -6.09%2,166.6 2,273.9 -4.72%429.1FL Tallahassee StarMetro-City of Tallahassee TOTAL

DR 8.1 6.8 7.7 7.6 6.52.7 6.88%44.0 43.4 1.38%8.4StarMetro-City of TallahasseeFL TallahasseeMB 247.8 243.1 450.3 270.1 253.313.5 -6.38%2,122.6 2,230.5 -4.84%420.7StarMetro-City of TallahasseeFL Tallahassee

1,270.0 1,223.1 1,291.9 1,288.5 1,153.050.3 1.81%7,633.0 7,553.5 1.05%1,308.0FL Tampa Hillsborough Area Reg TA TOTAL

DR 13.3 11.5 13.0 12.5 10.60.6 6.09%75.7 71.3 6.17%13.5Hillsborough Area Reg TAFL TampaLR 18.3 17.2 21.2 20.4 25.70.6 -10.25%142.6 159.0 -10.31%24.9Hillsborough Area Reg TAFL TampaMB 1,238.4 1,194.4 1,257.7 1,255.6 1,116.749.1 1.99%7,414.7 7,323.2 1.25%1,269.6Hillsborough Area Reg TAFL TampaVP 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.00.0 0.00%0.0 0.0 NA0.0Hillsborough Area Reg TAFL Tampa

NA NA 1,121.3 1,055.2 974.1NA NANA 6,478.9 NANAFL West Palm Beach Palm Beach County STD TOTAL

DR NA NA 78.6 78.5 69.1NA NANA 446.5 NANAPalm Beach County STDFL West Palm BeachMB 946.1 860.3 1,042.7 976.7 905.038.0 -4.26%5,592.5 6,032.4 -7.29%993.4Palm Beach County STDFL West Palm Beach

11,283.7 10,929.3 11,526.0 10,710.5 10,472.8419.1 1.24%62,764.4 64,434.8 -2.59%10,903.2GA Atlanta Metro Atlanta Rapid Tr Auth TOTAL

DR 50.6 49.0 50.4 52.3 47.12.0 0.13%284.2 296.1 -4.02%50.4Metro Atlanta Rapid Tr AuthGA AtlantaHR 5,919.3 5,706.7 6,281.9 5,670.4 5,610.2221.7 -0.51%33,291.8 34,435.7 -3.32%5,847.8Metro Atlanta Rapid Tr AuthGA AtlantaMB 5,313.8 5,173.6 5,193.7 4,987.8 4,815.5195.5 3.30%29,188.4 29,703.0 -1.73%5,005.0Metro Atlanta Rapid Tr AuthGA Atlanta

364.3 177.9 730.7 289.3 169.218.7 10.17%3,334.5 3,014.5 10.62%767.9IA Ames Ames Transit Agency TOTAL

DR 1.0 0.9 0.8 0.8 0.60.1 36.36%6.0 4.9 22.45%1.1Ames Transit AgencyIA AmesMB 363.3 177.0 729.9 288.5 168.618.6 10.12%3,328.5 3,009.6 10.60%766.8Ames Transit AgencyIA Ames

400.3 323.3 387.6 382.3 309.817.5 5.35%2,241.2 2,129.8 5.23%413.9IA Des Moines Des Moines Area Regional TA TOTAL

DR 12.2 12.6 12.0 13.4 12.60.6 -0.26%73.2 76.4 -4.19%13.1Des Moines Area Regional TAIA Des MoinesMB 369.0 291.0 351.7 346.2 277.116.0 6.69%2,047.3 1,919.9 6.64%380.2Des Moines Area Regional TAIA Des MoinesVP 19.1 19.7 23.9 22.7 20.11.0 -10.94%120.7 133.5 -9.59%20.6Des Moines Area Regional TAIA Des Moines

3,404.1 3,309.5 3,377.2 3,475.8 3,179.9139.1 0.96%19,075.5 19,472.0 -2.04%3,415.5IL Arlington Heights PACE Suburban Bus TOTAL

DR 445.6 429.9 433.4 439.5 400.818.1 3.87%2,540.4 2,496.0 1.78%447.5PACE Suburban BusIL Arlington HeightsMB 2,773.6 2,698.8 2,746.4 2,841.2 2,606.8112.3 0.60%15,448.3 15,857.7 -2.58%2,770.8PACE Suburban BusIL Arlington HeightsVP 184.9 180.8 197.4 195.1 172.38.8 -0.34%1,086.8 1,118.3 -2.82%197.2PACE Suburban BusIL Arlington Heights

Modes: MB - Bus, DR - Demand Response, CR - Commuter Rail, HR - Heavy Rail, LR - Light Rail, AG - Automated Guideway, CC - Cable Car, FB - Ferry Boat, IP - Inclined Plane, IR - Intermediate Rail, MO - Monorail, TB - Trolleybus, VP - Vanpool

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44,891.0 42,581.7 45,126.0 46,199.2 44,124.11,660.7 -2.73%254,006.8 262,904.2 -3.38%44,275.1IL Chicago Chicago Transit Authority TOTAL

DR 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.00.0 0.00%0.0 0.0 NA0.0Chicago Transit AuthorityIL ChicagoHR 20,339.8 20,191.3 19,305.1 19,343.6 19,046.3765.0 5.53%116,222.8 111,186.8 4.53%20,356.2Chicago Transit AuthorityIL ChicagoMB 24,551.2 22,390.4 25,820.9 26,855.6 25,077.8895.7 -8.87%137,784.0 151,717.4 -9.18%23,918.9Chicago Transit AuthorityIL Chicago

6,208.2 6,568.2 6,046.2 6,196.9 6,371.4292.7 1.56%36,401.6 35,991.0 1.14%6,128.8IL Chicago Metra TOTALCR 6,208.2 6,568.2 6,046.2 6,196.9 6,371.4292.7 1.56%36,401.6 35,991.0 1.14%6,128.8MetraIL Chicago

229.2 228.1 254.9 224.3 218.010.2 2.90%1,413.2 1,404.2 0.64%260.1IL Granite City Madison County Trans Dist TOTAL

DR 5.8 5.3 5.8 5.8 5.30.3 0.59%32.7 32.8 -0.30%5.9Madison County Trans DistIL Granite CityMB 208.3 208.1 227.3 198.1 194.59.2 5.50%1,287.6 1,250.1 3.00%237.6Madison County Trans DistIL Granite CityVP 15.1 14.7 21.8 20.4 18.20.7 -23.18%92.9 121.3 -23.41%16.6Madison County Trans DistIL Granite City

54.0 53.0 56.0 51.0 48.01.2 7.10%316.0 304.0 3.95%59.0IL Harrisburg Rides Mass Transit District TOTALMB 54.0 53.0 56.0 51.0 48.01.2 7.10%316.0 304.0 3.95%59.0Rides Mass Transit DistrictIL Harrisburg

77.7 24.3 249.8 83.0 26.55.1 -0.97%996.7 940.9 5.93%253.8IL Macomb Go West Transit TOTALMB 77.7 24.3 249.8 83.0 26.55.1 -0.97%996.7 940.9 5.93%253.8Go West TransitIL Macomb

299.5 280.4 293.7 295.3 280.69.9 1.61%1,762.5 1,742.8 1.13%303.7IL Moline Rock Island County MMTD TOTAL

DR 6.0 5.9 6.2 6.1 5.60.2 0.00%34.6 34.8 -0.57%6.0Rock Island County MMTDIL MolineFB 2.1 7.2 0.0 0.2 4.50.1 97.87%9.3 4.7 97.87%0.0Rock Island County MMTDIL MolineMB 291.4 267.3 287.5 289.0 270.59.6 1.11%1,718.6 1,703.3 0.90%297.7Rock Island County MMTDIL Moline

201.2 168.8 206.4 146.8 125.98.7 34.56%1,318.6 1,024.2 28.74%274.7IL Normal Bloomington-Normal Public Transit TOTAL

DR 5.6 5.4 5.6 5.1 4.70.2 12.34%33.7 30.2 11.59%6.3Bloomington-Normal Public Transit IL NormalMB 195.6 163.4 200.8 141.7 121.28.5 35.30%1,284.9 994.0 29.27%268.4Bloomington-Normal Public Transit IL Normal

298.6 297.5 288.0 287.7 278.810.1 4.60%1,694.8 1,717.6 -1.33%297.7IL Peoria Greater Peoria Mass Tr Dist TOTAL

DR 12.7 12.7 12.3 12.5 11.20.5 6.67%72.4 70.4 2.84%13.0Greater Peoria Mass Tr DistIL PeoriaMB 285.9 284.8 275.7 275.2 267.69.6 4.51%1,622.4 1,647.2 -1.51%284.7Greater Peoria Mass Tr DistIL Peoria

166.9 148.5 163.5 166.9 145.76.5 0.71%943.6 940.1 0.37%164.1IL Rockford Rockford Mass Transit Dist TOTAL

DR 8.4 10.2 8.4 8.4 7.40.4 14.05%51.3 47.8 7.32%9.0Rockford Mass Transit DistIL RockfordMB 158.5 138.3 155.1 158.5 138.36.1 0.00%892.3 892.3 0.00%155.1Rockford Mass Transit DistIL Rockford

937.5 520.5 1,390.1 720.4 487.640.4 13.41%6,821.7 6,215.1 9.76%1,488.5IL Urbana Champaign-Urbana MTD TOTAL

DR 11.6 6.1 15.4 9.1 4.50.5 17.93%73.6 69.6 5.75%16.5Champaign-Urbana MTDIL UrbanaMB 925.9 514.4 1,374.7 711.3 483.139.9 13.36%6,748.1 6,145.5 9.81%1,472.0Champaign-Urbana MTDIL Urbana

Modes: MB - Bus, DR - Demand Response, CR - Commuter Rail, HR - Heavy Rail, LR - Light Rail, AG - Automated Guideway, CC - Cable Car, FB - Ferry Boat, IP - Inclined Plane, IR - Intermediate Rail, MO - Monorail, TB - Trolleybus, VP - Vanpool

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198.0 141.3 372.4 163.7 136.310.6 9.47%1,752.2 1,701.4 2.99%396.8IN Bloomington Bloomington Public Trp Corp TOTAL

DR 2.4 2.2 2.8 2.8 2.40.1 -8.75%13.9 14.8 -6.08%2.7Bloomington Public Trp CorpIN BloomingtonMB 195.6 139.1 369.6 160.9 133.910.5 9.69%1,738.3 1,686.6 3.07%394.1Bloomington Public Trp CorpIN Bloomington

299.9 319.3 304.1 303.7 311.812.4 1.11%1,726.2 1,752.6 -1.51%310.6IN Chesterton Northern IN Commuter TD TOTALCR 299.9 319.3 304.1 303.7 311.812.4 1.11%1,726.2 1,752.6 -1.51%310.6Northern IN Commuter TDIN Chesterton

172.2 162.2 174.6 167.9 155.8NA 3.93%999.6 1,004.0 -0.44%183.5IN Fort Wayne Fort Wayne Public Tr Corp TOTAL

DR 4.2 4.2 4.4 4.4 4.0NA 0.78%25.3 25.3 0.00%4.5Fort Wayne Public Tr CorpIN Fort WayneMB 168.0 158.0 170.2 163.5 151.87.0 4.02%974.3 978.7 -0.45%179.0Fort Wayne Public Tr CorpIN Fort Wayne

927.2 875.0 867.6 897.3 854.236.2 3.42%5,064.9 5,076.8 -0.23%906.6IN Indianapolis Indianapolis Public Trp Corp TOTAL

DR 24.4 23.0 23.8 23.7 21.41.0 5.37%140.4 136.5 2.86%25.2Indianapolis Public Trp CorpIN IndianapolisMB 902.8 852.0 843.8 873.6 832.835.2 3.37%4,924.5 4,940.3 -0.32%881.4Indianapolis Public Trp CorpIN Indianapolis

143.7 133.3 176.2 146.2 122.46.6 2.38%953.1 940.6 1.33%178.4IN Muncie Muncie Indiana Transit Sys TOTAL

DR 6.5 5.7 6.0 5.8 4.80.3 9.04%33.3 33.5 -0.60%5.9Muncie Indiana Transit SysIN MuncieMB 137.2 127.6 170.2 140.4 117.66.3 2.13%919.8 907.1 1.40%172.5Muncie Indiana Transit SysIN Muncie

44.2 44.4 63.6 50.9 50.82.2 -13.13%284.7 314.0 -9.33%55.0KS Olathe Johnson County Transit TOTAL

DR 6.1 5.9 9.0 8.5 8.10.3 -28.52%34.6 51.8 -33.20%6.3Johnson County Transit KS OlatheMB 38.1 38.5 54.6 42.4 42.71.9 -10.31%250.1 262.2 -4.61%48.7Johnson County Transit KS Olathe

10.7 9.6 10.2 9.6 7.40.5 19.12%60.4 57.6 4.86%12.1KY Bowling Green Community Action of Southern KY TOTAL

DR 1.1 1.1 1.2 1.1 0.90.1 0.00%5.8 6.7 -13.43%1.0Community Action of Southern KYKY Bowling GreenMB 9.6 8.5 9.0 8.5 6.50.4 21.67%54.6 50.9 7.27%11.1Community Action of Southern KYKY Bowling Green

322.0 299.7 331.5 323.0 291.312.3 -0.54%1,804.9 1,823.3 -1.01%319.0KY Fort Wright Tr Auth of Northern Kentucky TOTAL

DR 7.7 7.2 7.9 7.7 6.80.3 1.34%43.5 44.4 -2.03%7.8Tr Auth of Northern KentuckyKY Fort WrightMB 314.3 292.5 323.6 315.3 284.512.0 -0.58%1,761.4 1,778.9 -0.98%311.2Tr Auth of Northern KentuckyKY Fort Wright

1,171.2 1,217.9 1,289.0 1,197.8 1,103.346.7 2.00%7,221.8 7,288.8 -0.92%1,272.7KY Louisville Transit Auth of River City TOTAL

DR 39.2 38.2 37.4 38.0 34.71.7 6.36%226.4 217.3 4.19%39.7Transit Auth of River CityKY LouisvilleMB 1,132.0 1,179.7 1,251.6 1,159.8 1,068.645.0 1.86%6,995.4 7,071.5 -1.08%1,233.0Transit Auth of River CityKY Louisville

37.9 33.2 32.1 30.5 29.31.4 16.87%204.2 182.8 11.71%36.3KY Owensboro Owensboro Transit System TOTAL

DR 1.7 1.6 1.7 1.7 1.60.1 2.00%10.6 10.7 -0.93%1.8Owensboro Transit SystemKY OwensboroMB 36.2 31.6 30.4 28.8 27.71.3 17.72%193.6 172.1 12.49%34.5Owensboro Transit SystemKY Owensboro

Modes: MB - Bus, DR - Demand Response, CR - Commuter Rail, HR - Heavy Rail, LR - Light Rail, AG - Automated Guideway, CC - Cable Car, FB - Ferry Boat, IP - Inclined Plane, IR - Intermediate Rail, MO - Monorail, TB - Trolleybus, VP - Vanpool

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1,670.5 1,565.2 1,630.7 1,631.2 1,519.360.3 3.03%9,320.7 9,216.9 1.13%1,690.4LA New Orleans Regional Transit Auth TOTAL

DR 19.5 18.9 19.1 19.0 17.70.7 4.48%112.2 105.1 6.76%19.9Regional Transit AuthLA New OrleansLR 626.8 603.7 644.7 655.7 630.920.6 -3.70%3,495.0 3,446.9 1.40%629.4Regional Transit AuthLA New OrleansMB 1,024.2 942.6 966.9 956.5 870.739.0 7.65%5,713.5 5,664.9 0.86%1,041.1Regional Transit AuthLA New Orleans

151.8 87.0 411.8 143.4 67.98.6 1.57%1,517.4 1,516.6 0.05%394.1MA Amherst UMass Transit Service TOTALMB 151.8 87.0 411.8 143.4 67.98.6 1.57%1,517.4 1,516.6 0.05%394.1UMass Transit ServiceMA Amherst

35,036.3 33,408.3 33,215.0 34,948.4 32,040.41,351.0 3.58%199,336.7 195,071.4 2.19%35,351.1MA Boston Massachusetts Bay Tr Auth TOTAL

CR 3,012.5 2,960.6 2,866.7 3,070.0 2,745.0133.1 5.97%18,172.1 17,262.1 5.27%3,226.6Massachusetts Bay Tr AuthMA BostonDR 190.5 184.9 176.5 188.2 173.77.4 4.68%1,073.2 1,036.8 3.51%188.2Massachusetts Bay Tr AuthMA BostonFB 116.0 148.9 93.1 108.4 122.15.1 16.38%606.6 547.8 10.73%111.7Massachusetts Bay Tr AuthMA BostonHR 15,263.1 14,713.0 13,938.4 14,725.4 13,647.3581.9 6.97%85,882.2 81,994.8 4.74%15,284.4Massachusetts Bay Tr AuthMA BostonLR 6,071.8 5,659.0 6,215.1 6,426.6 5,989.9222.0 -3.59%34,494.6 35,918.0 -3.96%6,231.0Massachusetts Bay Tr AuthMA BostonMB 10,262.3 9,620.3 9,661.8 10,150.6 9,104.9396.1 3.96%58,387.7 56,721.6 2.94%10,179.1Massachusetts Bay Tr AuthMA BostonTB 120.1 121.6 263.4 279.2 257.55.3 -53.53%720.3 1,590.3 -54.71%130.1Massachusetts Bay Tr AuthMA Boston

10,081.9 9,588.4 9,520.9 9,691.7 8,305.9386.2 6.74%55,736.2 53,397.2 4.38%9,703.3MD Baltimore Maryland Transit Admin TOTAL

CR 775.4 790.3 838.5 847.8 779.337.3 -3.02%4,494.7 4,662.1 -3.59%825.4Maryland Transit AdminMD BaltimoreDR 206.7 202.5 182.8 188.6 173.710.3 13.21%1,165.4 1,063.4 9.59%207.9Maryland Transit AdminMD BaltimoreHR 1,292.4 1,225.8 1,332.2 1,338.7 1,173.248.8 -1.77%7,165.6 7,567.7 -5.31%1,257.9Maryland Transit AdminMD BaltimoreLR 697.6 715.8 777.1 798.9 732.324.9 -12.72%3,733.8 4,215.9 -11.44%601.2Maryland Transit AdminMD BaltimoreMB 7,109.8 6,654.0 6,390.3 6,517.7 5,447.4264.8 12.09%39,176.7 35,888.1 9.16%6,810.9Maryland Transit AdminMD Baltimore

256.2 79.2 454.4 231.2 92.312.0 1.36%1,698.6 1,744.4 -2.63%453.1MD College Park Shuttle-UM Transit System TOTALMB 256.2 79.2 454.4 231.2 92.312.0 1.36%1,698.6 1,744.4 -2.63%453.1Shuttle-UM Transit SystemMD College Park

2,435.2 2,260.8 2,354.6 2,385.5 2,217.990.2 0.02%12,844.8 13,125.9 -2.14%2,263.2MD Rockville Montgomery County Ride-On TOTALMB 2,435.2 2,260.8 2,354.6 2,385.5 2,217.990.2 0.02%12,844.8 13,125.9 -2.14%2,263.2Montgomery County Ride-OnMD Rockville

38.7 41.8 45.6 46.8 47.61.4 -10.64%239.8 260.8 -8.05%44.6ME Portland Northern NE Passenger RA TOTALCR 38.7 41.8 45.6 46.8 47.61.4 -10.64%239.8 260.8 -8.05%44.6Northern NE Passenger RAME Portland

491.4 469.4 589.3 510.4 456.822.1 -0.58%3,221.4 3,271.6 -1.53%586.7MI Ann Arbor Ann Arbor Transportation Auth TOTAL

DR 14.5 13.6 15.0 14.9 14.00.5 -2.05%85.3 88.4 -3.51%14.9Ann Arbor Transportation AuthMI Ann ArborMB 476.9 455.8 574.3 495.5 442.821.6 -0.54%3,136.1 3,183.2 -1.48%571.8Ann Arbor Transportation AuthMI Ann Arbor

48.0 40.8 55.7 55.0 43.32.2 -9.94%282.2 321.8 -12.31%49.9MI Bay City Bay Metropolitan Transp Auth TOTAL

DR 4.4 4.2 4.6 4.4 4.30.2 -1.50%26.5 26.1 1.53%4.5Bay Metropolitan Transp AuthMI Bay CityMB 43.6 36.6 51.1 50.6 39.02.0 -10.73%255.7 295.7 -13.53%45.4Bay Metropolitan Transp AuthMI Bay City

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2,285.1 2,133.3 2,535.5 2,918.1 2,332.484.4 -15.83%11,847.8 15,060.5 -21.33%2,135.0MI Detroit City of Detroit Dept of Trp TOTAL

DR 26.0 25.0 22.5 22.6 21.01.1 16.49%146.0 134.5 8.55%26.0City of Detroit Dept of TrpMI DetroitMB 2,259.1 2,108.3 2,513.0 2,895.5 2,311.483.3 -16.11%11,701.8 14,926.0 -21.60%2,109.0City of Detroit Dept of TrpMI Detroit

141.4 221.9 181.3 178.9 224.15.4 -10.20%1,189.7 1,246.9 -4.59%161.4MI Detroit Detroit Transp Corp/DPM TOTALAG 141.4 221.9 181.3 178.9 224.15.4 -10.20%1,189.7 1,246.9 -4.59%161.4Detroit Transp Corp/DPMMI Detroit

501.5 408.6 526.6 545.0 452.719.2 -7.85%2,778.7 3,105.3 -10.52%494.5MI Flint Mass Transportation Authority TOTAL

DR 41.0 34.3 43.3 45.1 36.11.7 -5.30%232.7 248.3 -6.28%42.6Mass Transportation AuthorityMI FlintMB 460.5 374.3 483.3 499.9 416.617.5 -8.08%2,546.0 2,857.0 -10.89%451.9Mass Transportation AuthorityMI Flint

831.6 754.3 1,100.8 831.4 720.537.8 1.49%6,031.7 6,093.8 -1.02%1,106.2MI Grand Rapids Interurban Transit Partnership TOTAL

DR 34.6 33.1 35.2 36.2 32.71.4 -0.38%204.1 207.4 -1.59%36.0Interurban Transit PartnershipMI Grand RapidsMB 792.3 716.5 1,060.8 790.4 683.736.1 1.55%5,799.0 5,859.1 -1.03%1,065.4Interurban Transit PartnershipMI Grand RapidsVP 4.7 4.7 4.8 4.8 4.10.2 3.65%28.6 27.3 4.76%4.8Interurban Transit PartnershipMI Grand Rapids

243.4 220.9 273.2 235.2 212.110.4 4.16%1,589.2 1,552.4 2.37%286.2MI Kalamazoo Kalamazoo Metro Transit Sys TOTAL

DR 12.2 11.6 11.9 11.3 10.10.5 8.71%69.0 66.3 4.07%12.4Kalamazoo Metro Transit SysMI KalamazooMB 231.2 209.3 261.3 223.9 202.09.8 3.94%1,520.2 1,486.1 2.29%273.8Kalamazoo Metro Transit SysMI Kalamazoo

625.6 542.1 1,254.5 666.4 547.032.7 -3.16%5,930.6 6,068.8 -2.28%1,222.2MI Lansing Capital Area Transp Authority TOTAL

DR 44.1 39.6 46.5 44.0 37.71.8 2.03%264.3 259.2 1.97%47.1Capital Area Transp AuthorityMI LansingMB 581.5 502.5 1,208.0 622.4 509.330.9 -3.44%5,666.3 5,809.6 -2.47%1,175.1Capital Area Transp AuthorityMI Lansing

36.0 35.1 36.3 37.0 32.21.5 1.23%205.8 208.4 -1.25%35.7MI Monroe Lake Erie Transp Commission TOTAL

DR 10.7 11.0 11.8 11.9 10.50.5 -6.14%59.1 68.1 -13.22%10.4Lake Erie Transp CommissionMI MonroeMB 25.3 24.1 24.5 25.1 21.71.0 4.77%146.7 140.3 4.56%25.3Lake Erie Transp CommissionMI Monroe

59.0 54.2 62.1 61.6 56.32.5 -3.06%348.2 362.4 -3.92%61.3MI Muskegon Heights Muskegon Area Transit Sys TOTAL

DR 2.5 2.3 2.3 2.2 2.20.1 8.96%15.0 12.9 16.28%2.5Muskegon Area Transit SysMI Muskegon HeightsMB 56.5 51.9 59.8 59.4 54.12.4 -3.52%333.2 349.5 -4.66%58.8Muskegon Area Transit SysMI Muskegon Heights

142.0 134.8 131.1 136.8 126.45.3 6.92%811.6 762.2 6.48%144.8MI Port Huron Blue Water Area Transp Comm TOTAL

DR 54.6 51.9 51.1 53.2 44.01.9 9.51%307.6 286.5 7.36%55.9Blue Water Area Transp CommMI Port HuronMB 87.4 82.9 80.0 83.6 82.43.4 5.37%504.0 475.7 5.95%88.9Blue Water Area Transp CommMI Port Huron

229.6 226.3 230.2 220.1 207.410.3 6.80%1,370.8 1,284.4 6.73%246.5MN Burnsville Minnesota Valley Transit Auth TOTAL

DR 2.0 2.0 1.8 1.8 1.80.1 12.96%11.3 10.6 6.60%2.1Minnesota Valley Transit AuthMN BurnsvilleMB 227.6 224.3 228.4 218.3 205.610.2 6.75%1,359.5 1,273.8 6.73%244.4Minnesota Valley Transit AuthMN Burnsville

Modes: MB - Bus, DR - Demand Response, CR - Commuter Rail, HR - Heavy Rail, LR - Light Rail, AG - Automated Guideway, CC - Cable Car, FB - Ferry Boat, IP - Inclined Plane, IR - Intermediate Rail, MO - Monorail, TB - Trolleybus, VP - Vanpool

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81.6 79.0 83.5 79.2 72.64.0 7.44%503.4 461.2 9.15%92.2MN Eden Prairie Southwest Metro Transit TOTALMB 81.6 79.0 83.5 79.2 72.64.0 7.44%503.4 461.2 9.15%92.2Southwest Metro TransitMN Eden Prairie

6,946.7 6,914.0 7,001.7 7,039.7 6,413.8269.0 2.15%39,860.0 39,881.0 -0.05%7,034.7MN Minneapolis Metro Transit TOTAL

CR 62.3 62.0 71.3 71.7 76.62.6 -14.48%343.9 384.2 -10.49%63.5Metro TransitMN MinneapolisLR 843.9 1,381.4 847.4 873.1 871.734.3 16.49%5,001.1 4,826.0 3.63%794.3Metro TransitMN MinneapolisMB 6,040.5 5,470.6 6,083.0 6,094.9 5,465.5232.0 0.25%34,515.0 34,670.8 -0.45%6,176.9Metro TransitMN Minneapolis

42.1 43.4 44.2 42.9 39.31.9 4.11%256.2 250.4 2.32%46.1MN Plymouth Plymouth Metrolink & DAR TOTAL

DR 3.6 3.5 3.5 3.6 3.00.0 8.91%21.7 20.5 5.85%3.9Plymouth Metrolink & DARMN PlymouthMB 38.5 39.9 40.7 39.3 36.31.9 3.70%234.5 229.9 2.00%42.2Plymouth Metrolink & DARMN Plymouth

1,404.5 1,366.5 1,362.6 1,388.6 1,340.764.5 1.32%7,903.4 7,815.9 1.12%1,374.9MO Kansas City Kansas City Area Trp Auth TOTAL

DR 32.0 30.9 33.3 31.8 29.810.7 0.95%186.5 197.5 -5.57%32.9Kansas City Area Trp AuthMO Kansas CityMB 1,367.1 1,330.3 1,323.3 1,350.9 1,305.753.4 1.34%7,683.8 7,584.4 1.31%1,336.0Kansas City Area Trp AuthMO Kansas CityVP 5.4 5.3 6.0 5.9 5.20.3 -2.34%33.1 34.0 -2.65%6.0Kansas City Area Trp AuthMO Kansas City

4,162.9 4,007.8 4,040.0 4,015.0 3,837.1168.3 3.53%23,273.3 22,901.1 1.63%4,140.8MO Saint Louis Bi-State Dev Agency TOTAL

DR 48.9 46.8 52.2 50.0 46.42.0 -2.02%288.0 293.7 -1.94%49.9Bi-State Dev AgencyMO Saint LouisLR 1,522.3 1,491.7 1,510.7 1,507.9 1,426.569.8 3.07%8,442.7 8,372.2 0.84%1,567.4Bi-State Dev AgencyMO Saint LouisMB 2,591.7 2,469.3 2,477.1 2,457.1 2,364.296.5 3.92%14,542.6 14,235.2 2.16%2,523.5Bi-State Dev AgencyMO Saint Louis

131.5 126.5 126.4 128.2 119.25.4 5.19%759.3 723.8 4.90%135.2MO Springfield City Utilities of Springfield TOTAL

DR 1.4 1.4 1.7 1.8 1.50.1 -14.00%8.5 9.8 -13.27%1.5City Utilities of SpringfieldMO SpringfieldMB 130.1 125.1 124.7 126.4 117.75.3 5.45%750.8 714.0 5.15%133.7City Utilities of SpringfieldMO Springfield

126.5 120.6 122.5 112.6 114.44.8 5.67%697.7 696.5 0.17%122.2NC Asheville City of Asheville, Asheville Redefine TOTALMB 126.5 120.6 122.5 112.6 114.44.8 5.67%697.7 696.5 0.17%122.2City of Asheville, Asheville RedefineNC Asheville

79.2 49.9 186.2 84.3 38.14.7 5.28%818.3 773.0 5.86%195.8NC Boone AppalCART TOTALMB 79.2 49.9 186.2 84.3 38.14.7 5.28%818.3 773.0 5.86%195.8AppalCARTNC Boone

437.5 403.9 678.9 475.5 425.922.9 -6.10%3,333.1 3,425.9 -2.71%642.5NC Chapel Hill Chapel Hill Transit TOTAL

DR 5.7 5.2 5.9 5.9 5.20.2 -2.94%31.3 33.3 -6.01%5.6Chapel Hill TransitNC Chapel HillMB 431.8 398.7 673.0 469.6 420.722.7 -6.13%3,301.8 3,392.6 -2.68%636.9Chapel Hill TransitNC Chapel Hill

2,140.8 2,085.2 2,217.8 2,213.3 2,025.8NA -1.79%12,264.8 12,974.6 -5.47%2,115.1NC Charlotte Charlotte Area Transit TOTAL

DR 30.7 30.7 34.0 32.3 32.61.5 -7.28%175.8 189.4 -7.18%30.3Charlotte Area TransitNC CharlotteLR 461.2 432.5 396.5 441.1 396.616.5 7.11%2,518.3 2,428.0 3.72%428.3Charlotte Area TransitNC CharlotteMB 1,629.5 1,602.3 1,766.7 1,719.8 1,578.161.7 -3.90%9,451.7 10,239.4 -7.69%1,635.2Charlotte Area TransitNC CharlotteVP 19.4 19.7 20.6 20.1 18.51.0 2.03%119.0 117.8 1.02%21.3Charlotte Area TransitNC Charlotte

Modes: MB - Bus, DR - Demand Response, CR - Commuter Rail, HR - Heavy Rail, LR - Light Rail, AG - Automated Guideway, CC - Cable Car, FB - Ferry Boat, IP - Inclined Plane, IR - Intermediate Rail, MO - Monorail, TB - Trolleybus, VP - Vanpool

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362.3 343.6 423.1 375.1 340.814.8 -2.46%2,230.0 2,376.8 -6.18%405.1NC Greensboro Greensboro Transit Auth TOTAL

DR 19.6 19.6 20.4 19.4 17.70.8 3.48%112.8 115.6 -2.42%20.3Greensboro Transit AuthNC GreensboroMB 342.7 324.0 402.7 355.7 323.114.0 -2.77%2,117.2 2,261.2 -6.37%384.8Greensboro Transit AuthNC Greensboro

6,450.0 6,444.7 6,603.8 6,712.9 6,446.6262.3 -1.25%37,413.4 36,966.5 1.21%6,620.6NJ Jersey City Port Authority of NY & NJ TOTAL

AG 0.0 0.0 188.7 224.7 211.22.4 -68.28%707.5 1,078.6 -34.41%198.1Port Authority of NY & NJNJ Jersey CityFB 93.2 95.4 98.6 98.7 91.94.3 -3.32%518.1 630.3 -17.80%91.0Port Authority of NY & NJNJ Jersey CityHR 6,356.8 6,349.3 6,316.5 6,389.5 6,143.5255.6 1.00%36,187.8 35,257.6 2.64%6,331.5Port Authority of NY & NJNJ Jersey City

861.7 828.3 918.0 911.9 861.735.3 -4.65%4,999.4 5,304.8 -5.76%876.4NJ Lindenwold Port Authority Transit Corp TOTALHR 861.7 828.3 918.0 911.9 861.735.3 -4.65%4,999.4 5,304.8 -5.76%876.4Port Authority Transit CorpNJ Lindenwold

23,360.2 23,037.2 22,906.1 22,980.5 21,990.5NA 2.14%131,191.1 130,488.6 0.54%22,932.5NJ Newark New Jersey Transit Corp TOTAL

CR 7,178.6 7,362.0 6,782.7 6,837.4 6,862.6NA 5.63%41,412.1 39,336.7 5.28%7,095.5New Jersey Transit CorpNJ NewarkLR 2,040.7 1,942.2 1,927.0 1,889.5 1,859.4NA 5.16%10,893.9 10,556.4 3.20%1,985.7New Jersey Transit CorpNJ NewarkMB 14,140.9 13,733.0 14,196.4 14,253.6 13,268.5NA 0.02%78,885.1 80,595.5 -2.12%13,851.3New Jersey Transit CorpNJ Newark

117.0 116.5 120.2 118.9 116.24.9 -1.04%689.8 689.0 0.12%118.1NM Albuquerque New Mexico Dept of Trp TOTAL

CR 89.8 91.5 90.9 91.7 91.73.7 -1.06%529.8 528.8 0.19%90.1New Mexico Dept of TrpNM AlbuquerqueMB 27.2 25.0 29.3 27.2 24.51.2 -0.99%160.0 160.2 -0.12%28.0New Mexico Dept of TrpNM Albuquerque

18.0 16.1 17.4 17.2 15.60.8 7.37%NA NA NA19.8NM Española North Central Regional Transit Distri TOTALMB 18.0 16.1 17.4 17.2 15.60.8 7.37%NA NA NA19.8North Central Regional Transit DistriNM Española

58.1 50.6 75.1 62.3 53.62.3 -6.02%382.5 400.5 -4.49%70.8NM Las Cruces City of Las Cruces-RdRUNR Tr TOTAL

DR 4.7 4.8 4.8 4.8 4.40.2 2.14%27.3 26.7 2.25%4.8City of Las Cruces-RdRUNR TrNM Las CrucesMB 53.4 45.8 70.3 57.5 49.22.1 -6.67%355.2 373.8 -4.98%66.0City of Las Cruces-RdRUNR TrNM Las Cruces

716.4 699.8 697.3 702.1 675.223.4 2.50%4,179.4 4,111.5 1.65%710.3NV Reno Regional Transportation Comm TOTAL

DR 19.8 19.3 20.4 21.1 19.40.8 -1.81%118.9 120.0 -0.92%20.7Regional Transportation CommNV RenoMB 696.6 680.5 676.9 681.0 655.822.6 2.63%4,060.5 3,991.5 1.73%689.6Regional Transportation CommNV Reno

41.0 42.6 NA NA NANA NANA NA NA49.7NV Stateline Tahoe Transportation District TOTAL

DR 1.4 1.2 NA NA NANA NANA NA NA1.5Tahoe Transportation DistrictNV StatelineMB 39.6 41.4 NA NA NA0.3 NANA NA NA48.2Tahoe Transportation DistrictNV Stateline

1,416.6 1,277.6 1,416.1 1,373.3 1,174.555.5 5.44%8,202.1 7,845.5 4.55%1,485.2NY Albany Capital District Transp Auth TOTAL

DR 26.8 25.0 25.4 25.6 23.61.0 5.90%157.4 135.5 16.16%27.2Capital District Transp AuthNY AlbanyMB 1,389.8 1,252.6 1,390.7 1,347.7 1,150.954.5 5.43%8,044.7 7,710.0 4.34%1,458.0Capital District Transp AuthNY Albany

Modes: MB - Bus, DR - Demand Response, CR - Commuter Rail, HR - Heavy Rail, LR - Light Rail, AG - Automated Guideway, CC - Cable Car, FB - Ferry Boat, IP - Inclined Plane, IR - Intermediate Rail, MO - Monorail, TB - Trolleybus, VP - Vanpool

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4.6 3.9 6.4 4.9 3.30.2 -2.74%NA NA NA5.7NY Batavia Batavia Bus Service TOTALMB 4.6 3.9 6.4 4.9 3.30.2 -2.74%NA NA NA5.7Batavia Bus ServiceNY Batavia

2,260.2 2,004.7 2,436.0 2,437.2 2,065.088.8 -6.01%13,443.5 14,379.5 -6.51%2,256.4NY Buffalo Niagara Frontier Trp Auth TOTAL

DR 15.1 14.3 14.7 14.1 11.90.7 11.06%87.3 83.4 4.68%15.8Niagara Frontier Trp AuthNY BuffaloLR 335.7 324.1 477.8 472.4 399.913.9 -25.06%2,174.0 2,907.6 -25.23%352.0Niagara Frontier Trp AuthNY BuffaloMB 1,909.4 1,666.3 1,943.5 1,950.7 1,653.274.2 -1.50%11,182.2 11,388.5 -1.81%1,888.6Niagara Frontier Trp AuthNY Buffalo

15.5 5.7 22.2 15.5 6.00.6 5.72%NA NA NA25.0NY Dansville Livingston Area Transp Svce TOTALMB 15.5 5.7 22.2 15.5 6.00.6 5.72%NA NA NA25.0Livingston Area Transp SvceNY Dansville

351.9 215.2 474.2 359.3 217.513.6 -4.76%2,236.9 2,261.5 -1.09%433.9NY Ithaca Tompkins Consol Area Transit TOTAL

DR 5.8 5.3 6.1 6.1 5.80.3 -7.22%32.0 35.2 -9.09%5.6Tompkins Consol Area TransitNY IthacaMB 345.8 209.6 467.7 352.8 211.413.3 -4.71%2,202.7 2,224.1 -0.96%427.9Tompkins Consol Area TransitNY IthacaVP 0.3 0.3 0.4 0.4 0.30.0 -9.09%2.2 2.2 0.00%0.4Tompkins Consol Area TransitNY Ithaca

18.1 17.5 18.3 19.4 16.80.9 -0.37%NA NA NA18.7NY Lyons Wayne Area Transp Service TOTALMB 18.1 17.5 18.3 19.4 16.80.9 -0.37%NA NA NA18.7Wayne Area Transp ServiceNY Lyons

8,332.3 8,198.6 8,272.5 8,368.7 7,835.0337.8 1.95%48,220.1 47,945.5 0.57%8,422.2NY New York MTA Long Island Rail Road TOTALCR 8,332.3 8,198.6 8,272.5 8,368.7 7,835.0337.8 1.95%48,220.1 47,945.5 0.57%8,422.2MTA Long Island Rail RoadNY New York

7,198.4 7,383.9 7,150.9 7,238.8 7,123.3300.4 1.22%41,165.7 41,317.7 -0.37%7,193.8NY New York MTA Metro-North Railroad TOTAL

CR 7,152.9 7,337.5 7,102.1 7,190.5 7,078.2298.2 1.25%40,928.3 41,048.3 -0.29%7,147.5MTA Metro-North RailroadNY New YorkFB 14.8 16.1 17.5 17.1 15.50.7 -6.59%53.7 90.1 -40.40%15.9MTA Metro-North RailroadNY New YorkMB 30.7 30.3 31.3 31.2 29.61.4 -0.76%183.7 179.3 2.45%30.4MTA Metro-North RailroadNY New York

313,977.3 301,227.1 301,422.6 306,797.2 286,106.511,643.5 2.46%1,754,934.2 1,723,413.4 1.83%301,154.2NY New York MTA New York City Transit TOTAL

DR 776.2 762.0 800.2 808.3 776.628.6 -3.31%4,360.3 4,602.9 -5.27%768.0MTA New York City TransitNY New YorkHR 241,814.2 233,563.4 228,500.2 232,973.5 219,730.09,006.7 3.94%1,355,927.9 1,308,650.5 3.61%232,650.2MTA New York City TransitNY New YorkMB 71,386.9 66,901.7 72,122.2 73,015.4 65,599.92,608.2 -2.24%394,646.0 410,160.0 -3.78%67,736.0MTA New York City TransitNY New York

639.8 627.0 604.4 630.7 576.826.2 2.89%3,596.7 3,507.7 2.54%597.5NY New York MTA Staten Island Railway TOTALHR 639.8 627.0 604.4 630.7 576.826.2 2.89%3,596.7 3,507.7 2.54%597.5MTA Staten Island RailwayNY New York

2,004.3 2,007.8 1,773.0 1,869.6 1,918.2NA 7.28%10,582.0 10,141.6 4.34%1,953.8NY New York New York City DOT TOTAL

FB 1,953.3 1,956.8 1,713.3 1,814.3 1,866.7NA 7.71%10,304.5 9,809.0 5.05%1,899.9New York City DOTNY New YorkMB 51.0 51.0 59.7 55.3 51.52.4 -6.37%277.5 332.6 -16.57%53.9New York City DOTNY New York

15.3 14.8 14.6 15.1 13.80.7 4.83%NA NA NA15.5NY Rochester Lift Line TOTALMB 15.3 14.8 14.6 15.1 13.80.7 4.83%NA NA NA15.5Lift LineNY Rochester

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1,488.2 1,296.3 1,423.8 1,479.0 1,217.859.6 3.41%8,454.6 8,485.9 -0.37%1,476.8NY Rochester Rochester Genesee RTA TOTALMB 1,488.2 1,296.3 1,423.8 1,479.0 1,217.859.6 3.41%8,454.6 8,485.9 -0.37%1,476.8Rochester Genesee RTANY Rochester

5.2 7.8 6.5 6.5 8.30.3 -12.68%NA NA NA5.6NY Rock Glen Wyoming Transit Service TOTALMB 5.2 7.8 6.5 6.5 8.30.3 -12.68%NA NA NA5.6Wyoming Transit ServiceNY Rock Glen

476.5 441.9 473.2 480.0 408.618.2 1.78%2,684.2 2,687.4 -0.12%467.7OH Akron METRO Regional Transit Authority TOTAL

DR 20.4 19.1 21.4 20.5 17.60.9 3.70%121.2 117.0 3.59%22.2METRO Regional Transit AuthorityOH AkronMB 456.1 422.8 451.8 459.5 391.017.3 1.70%2,563.0 2,570.4 -0.29%445.5METRO Regional Transit AuthorityOH Akron

227.9 213.3 223.9 210.8 204.29.3 5.20%1,306.2 1,290.0 1.26%230.9OH Canton Stark Area RTA TOTAL

DR 13.0 10.3 12.9 12.1 9.30.5 6.71%68.4 69.8 -2.01%13.3Stark Area RTAOH CantonMB 214.9 203.0 211.0 198.7 194.98.7 5.11%1,237.8 1,220.2 1.44%217.6Stark Area RTAOH Canton

3.7 3.8 4.9 4.6 3.9NA -13.43%21.9 26.3 -16.73%4.1OH Chardon Geauga County Transit TOTALDR 3.7 3.8 4.9 4.6 3.9NA -13.43%21.9 26.3 -16.73%4.1Geauga County TransitOH Chardon

1,447.0 1,265.9 1,457.9 1,479.0 1,273.6NA -1.60%8,140.7 8,413.1 -3.24%1,430.2OH Cincinnati Southwest Ohio RTA TOTAL

DR 16.9 16.5 14.6 14.8 13.8NA 16.20%94.8 84.6 12.06%16.8Southwest Ohio RTAOH CincinnatiMB 1,430.1 1,249.4 1,443.3 1,464.2 1,259.854.1 -1.79%8,045.9 8,328.5 -3.39%1,413.4Southwest Ohio RTAOH Cincinnati

4,201.7 3,831.1 4,111.7 4,166.6 3,676.6NA 2.33%23,600.0 23,991.7 -1.63%4,201.1OH Cleveland Greater Cleveland Reg TA TOTAL

DR 50.5 48.5 35.2 34.7 31.5NA 49.11%296.9 228.3 30.05%52.2Greater Cleveland Reg TAOH ClevelandHR 566.1 432.1 513.1 531.6 461.2NA 2.84%3,090.7 3,121.2 -0.98%550.5Greater Cleveland Reg TAOH ClevelandLR 229.6 223.5 232.5 227.1 239.3NA -0.96%1,317.0 1,381.0 -4.63%239.1Greater Cleveland Reg TAOH ClevelandMB 3,355.5 3,127.0 3,330.9 3,373.2 2,944.6NA 2.00%18,895.4 19,261.2 -1.90%3,359.3Greater Cleveland Reg TAOH Cleveland

1,585.7 1,559.1 1,589.0 1,553.3 1,434.962.7 3.36%9,177.5 9,210.5 -0.36%1,586.2OH Columbus Central Ohio Transit Auth TOTAL

DR 21.7 20.4 21.3 21.6 19.30.9 3.86%128.1 123.2 3.98%22.5Central Ohio Transit AuthOH ColumbusMB 1,564.0 1,538.7 1,567.7 1,531.7 1,415.661.8 3.35%9,049.4 9,087.3 -0.42%1,563.7Central Ohio Transit AuthOH Columbus

69.7 41.7 174.6 74.4 37.1NA 1.99%724.3 736.8 -1.70%180.4OH Kent Portage Area Reg Trp Auth TOTAL

DR 8.6 7.8 10.7 9.9 7.8NA -9.15%50.8 58.2 -12.71%9.4Portage Area Reg Trp AuthOH KentMB 61.1 33.9 163.9 64.5 29.3NA 3.22%673.5 678.6 -0.75%171.0Portage Area Reg Trp AuthOH Kent

1,045.8 857.7 1,135.3 1,095.8 828.4NA -1.95%5,966.6 6,096.1 -2.12%1,096.2OR Eugene Lane Transit District TOTAL

DR 18.2 18.3 16.2 16.7 15.2NA 12.89%102.5 95.0 7.89%17.8Lane Transit District OR EugeneMB 1,027.6 839.4 1,119.1 1,079.1 813.239.7 -2.19%5,864.1 6,001.1 -2.28%1,078.4Lane Transit District OR Eugene

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9,043.0 8,484.6 8,508.2 8,716.5 8,195.0336.0 3.79%50,930.1 49,858.6 2.15%8,854.5OR Portland Tri-County Metro Trp Dist TOTAL

CR 42.8 42.4 39.4 39.6 36.82.0 12.18%255.7 222.1 15.13%44.7Tri-County Metro Trp DistOR PortlandDR 89.4 85.3 91.0 92.0 83.33.7 0.08%515.5 523.4 -1.51%91.8Tri-County Metro Trp DistOR PortlandLR 3,458.6 3,303.2 3,269.8 3,409.3 3,367.5123.2 -0.20%19,067.8 19,126.6 -0.31%3,264.8Tri-County Metro Trp DistOR PortlandMB 5,452.2 5,053.7 5,108.0 5,175.6 4,707.4207.2 6.46%31,091.1 29,986.5 3.68%5,453.2Tri-County Metro Trp DistOR Portland

319.8 NA 338.5 324.5 261.1NA NANA 1,843.2 NA335.9OR Salem Salem-Keizer Transit TOTAL

DR 13.5 NA 13.1 12.9 9.9NA NANA 77.2 NA14.1Salem-Keizer TransitOR SalemMB 306.3 275.9 325.4 311.6 251.214.1 1.78%1,730.2 1,766.0 -2.03%321.8Salem-Keizer TransitOR Salem

31.6 29.4 31.5 30.8 28.21.5 6.08%190.6 176.2 8.17%35.0OR Wilsonville South Metro Area Rapid Transit TOTALMB 31.6 29.4 31.5 30.8 28.21.5 6.08%190.6 176.2 8.17%35.0South Metro Area Rapid TransitOR Wilsonville

18.6 18.3 18.6 18.0 17.06.2 5.22%109.4 105.3 3.89%19.5PA Butler Butler Transit Authority TOTALMB 18.6 18.3 18.6 18.0 17.06.2 5.22%109.4 105.3 3.89%19.5Butler Transit AuthorityPA Butler

238.1 236.1 252.1 239.4 220.49.6 2.28%1,406.5 1,420.2 -0.96%253.9PA Harrisburg Cumberland-Dauphin-Harrisburg TA TOTAL

DR 16.7 16.7 17.1 16.5 15.20.7 4.30%97.2 97.1 0.10%17.5Cumberland-Dauphin-Harrisburg TAPA HarrisburgMB 221.4 219.4 235.0 222.9 205.28.9 2.13%1,309.3 1,323.1 -1.04%236.4Cumberland-Dauphin-Harrisburg TAPA Harrisburg

115.8 116.7 53.7 54.1 50.74.3 >100%644.1 308.0 >100%114.6PA Harris-Phil Penn DOT (Keystone) TOTALCR 115.8 116.7 53.7 54.1 50.74.3 >100%644.1 308.0 >100%114.6Penn DOT (Keystone)PA Harris-Phil

98.0 102.7 97.1 102.3 106.13.3 -4.26%543.1 573.4 -5.28%91.8PA Johnstown Cambria County Transit Auth TOTAL

DR 0.4 0.3 0.4 0.4 0.40.0 -16.67%1.8 2.2 -18.18%0.3Cambria County Transit AuthPA JohnstownIP 10.0 11.1 4.9 9.0 13.80.3 -5.78%29.5 31.8 -7.23%5.0Cambria County Transit AuthPA JohnstownMB 87.6 91.3 91.8 92.9 91.93.0 -4.05%511.8 539.4 -5.12%86.5Cambria County Transit AuthPA Johnstown

182.6 174.2 198.6 187.7 164.17.7 0.93%1,071.5 1,087.7 -1.49%198.7PA Lancaster Red Rose Transit Authority TOTAL

DR 26.0 25.8 26.3 26.7 25.01.2 0.38%145.8 151.1 -3.51%26.5Red Rose Transit AuthorityPA LancasterMB 156.6 148.4 172.3 161.0 139.16.5 1.02%925.7 936.6 -1.16%172.2Red Rose Transit AuthorityPA Lancaster

30.9 29.9 30.6 30.2 27.81.4 4.18%175.5 173.7 1.04%31.5PA Lebanon County of Lebanon Tr Auth TOTAL

DR 3.9 3.7 4.6 4.4 4.10.2 -11.45%22.0 25.4 -13.39%4.0County of Lebanon Tr AuthPA LebanonMB 27.0 26.2 26.0 25.8 23.71.2 6.89%153.5 148.3 3.51%27.5County of Lebanon Tr AuthPA Lebanon

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32,538.0 26,175.7 28,225.3 33,422.7 26,300.51,106.3 -3.09%168,153.1 174,971.8 -3.90%26,514.7PA Philadelphia Southeastern Penn TA TOTAL

CR 3,477.1 3,004.2 2,885.5 3,447.5 2,943.8128.3 1.77%18,614.4 18,489.7 0.67%2,960.1Southeastern Penn TAPA PhiladelphiaDR 187.1 155.9 144.1 173.4 141.86.3 6.14%885.8 887.2 -0.16%144.5Southeastern Penn TAPA PhiladelphiaHR 9,501.9 7,510.0 8,234.1 9,732.7 7,744.7319.0 -3.85%49,269.9 51,241.9 -3.85%7,708.7Southeastern Penn TAPA PhiladelphiaLR 3,169.8 2,444.7 2,778.7 3,290.2 2,467.4105.5 -4.22%16,261.8 17,177.3 -5.33%2,561.5Southeastern Penn TAPA PhiladelphiaMB 15,664.0 12,628.8 13,710.7 16,214.0 12,572.8529.2 -3.53%80,359.4 84,255.6 -4.62%12,705.2Southeastern Penn TAPA PhiladelphiaTB 538.1 432.1 472.2 564.9 430.018.1 -4.24%2,761.8 2,920.1 -5.42%434.7Southeastern Penn TAPA Philadelphia

5,401.8 5,117.8 5,558.1 5,532.4 5,114.0213.2 -1.37%30,664.8 31,714.8 -3.31%5,463.7PA Pittsburgh Port Auth of Allegheny Co TOTAL

DR 135.4 132.6 150.2 149.8 137.75.6 -7.72%764.2 846.9 -9.77%135.9Port Auth of Allegheny CoPA PittsburghIP 128.4 126.4 95.8 126.3 138.73.1 -1.27%540.5 556.2 -2.82%101.4Port Auth of Allegheny CoPA PittsburghLR 703.9 703.1 683.6 710.7 698.428.6 0.43%3,964.2 4,033.6 -1.72%694.8Port Auth of Allegheny CoPA PittsburghMB 4,434.1 4,155.7 4,628.5 4,545.6 4,139.2175.9 -1.44%25,395.9 26,278.1 -3.36%4,531.6Port Auth of Allegheny CoPA Pittsburgh

290.3 278.7 291.9 289.8 262.212.0 2.45%1,681.2 1,683.4 -0.13%295.6PA Reading Berks Area Reading Trp Auth TOTAL

DR 21.0 20.5 23.5 23.1 21.01.0 -6.95%118.6 132.8 -10.69%21.4Berks Area Reading Trp AuthPA ReadingMB 269.3 258.2 268.4 266.7 241.211.0 3.27%1,562.6 1,550.6 0.77%274.2Berks Area Reading Trp AuthPA Reading

82.9 80.1 85.7 84.5 76.13.8 -0.16%473.2 492.2 -3.86%82.9PA Rochester Beaver County Transit Authority TOTAL

DR 7.0 6.6 6.7 6.9 6.00.3 6.12%40.1 39.5 1.52%7.2Beaver County Transit AuthorityPA RochesterMB 75.9 73.5 79.0 77.6 70.13.5 -0.71%433.1 452.7 -4.33%75.7Beaver County Transit AuthorityPA Rochester

110.1 103.4 112.5 110.5 100.14.4 -0.34%629.8 643.7 -2.16%108.5PA Williamsport Williamsport Bureau of Tr TOTAL

DR 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.10.0 0.00%0.6 0.6 0.00%0.1Williamsport Bureau of TrPA WilliamsportMB 110.0 103.3 112.4 110.4 100.04.4 -0.34%629.2 643.1 -2.16%108.4Williamsport Bureau of TrPA Williamsport

1,007.7 916.6 1,162.3 1,033.2 882.245.1 -4.39%6,223.0 6,418.2 -3.04%1,018.4PR San Juan Puerto Rico DOT TOTAL

HR 875.1 770.3 1,015.9 891.3 743.739.1 -3.94%5,437.0 5,552.9 -2.09%901.1Puerto Rico DOTPR San JuanMB 132.6 146.3 146.4 141.9 138.56.1 -7.17%786.0 865.3 -9.16%117.3Puerto Rico DOTPR San Juan

437.7 423.4 439.5 411.4 389.216.6 4.37%2,402.5 2,405.8 -0.14%433.2SC Charleston Charleston Area RTA TOTAL

DR 6.5 6.4 6.0 6.3 6.00.2 5.46%36.7 36.4 0.82%6.4Charleston Area RTASC CharlestonMB 431.2 417.0 433.5 405.1 383.216.4 4.35%2,365.8 2,369.4 -0.15%426.8Charleston Area RTASC Charleston

85.7 81.6 97.1 95.8 88.3NA -5.55%NA NA NA98.3SD Sioux Falls Sioux Area Metro TOTAL

DR 10.6 10.5 11.7 12.7 11.0NA -5.08%NA NA NA12.5Sioux Area MetroSD Sioux FallsMB 75.1 71.1 85.4 83.1 77.3NA -5.61%NA NA NA85.8Sioux Area MetroSD Sioux Falls

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59.9 62.2 73.9 70.5 62.92.6 -10.47%355.4 425.7 -16.51%63.5TN Clarksville Clarksville Transit System TOTAL

DR 2.4 2.5 2.8 2.5 2.20.1 1.33%14.6 14.6 0.00%2.7Clarksville Transit SystemTN ClarksvilleMB 57.5 59.7 71.1 68.0 60.72.5 -10.91%340.8 411.1 -17.10%60.8Clarksville Transit SystemTN Clarksville

6.2 6.4 5.6 6.4 5.7NA 21.47%40.0 33.4 19.76%8.9TN Franklin Franklin Transit Authority TOTALMB 6.2 6.4 5.6 6.4 5.7NA 21.47%40.0 33.4 19.76%8.9Franklin Transit AuthorityTN Franklin

870.1 650.6 894.5 934.1 838.629.7 -13.92%4,386.3 5,217.0 -15.92%775.2TN Memphis Memphis Area Transit Auth TOTAL

DR 20.7 19.2 22.7 21.2 20.30.8 -4.67%123.2 125.1 -1.52%21.3Memphis Area Transit AuthTN MemphisLR 140.2 25.9 124.9 184.4 153.32.9 -43.04%485.1 747.9 -35.14%97.4Memphis Area Transit AuthTN MemphisMB 709.2 605.5 746.9 728.5 665.026.0 -7.91%3,778.0 4,344.0 -13.03%656.5Memphis Area Transit AuthTN Memphis

875.6 788.8 855.6 834.3 753.0NA 3.65%4,902.8 4,876.0 0.55%867.7TN Nashville Metropolitan Transit Auth TOTAL

DR 35.3 33.8 33.8 34.0 31.4NA 6.25%205.2 192.7 6.49%36.3Metropolitan Transit AuthTN NashvilleMB 840.3 755.0 821.8 800.3 721.630.3 3.54%4,697.6 4,683.3 0.31%831.4Metropolitan Transit AuthTN Nashville

53.3 53.3 53.9 51.9 48.72.5 4.79%319.5 302.6 5.58%55.3TN Nashville Regional Transp Auth TOTAL

CR 21.1 21.3 22.1 21.2 20.01.0 0.47%124.2 124.1 0.08%21.2Regional Transp AuthTN NashvilleMB 16.8 17.2 16.3 15.7 15.10.8 9.98%102.4 90.3 13.40%17.8Regional Transp AuthTN NashvilleVP 15.4 14.8 15.5 15.0 13.60.7 5.44%92.9 88.2 5.33%16.3Regional Transp AuthTN Nashville

1,888.1 2,051.4 2,824.8 2,253.1 2,378.598.7 3.77%16,016.0 15,487.0 3.42%3,797.9TX Austin Capital Metropolitan Trp Auth TOTAL

CR 62.4 74.9 63.8 52.5 67.72.5 3.26%406.9 402.3 1.14%52.7Capital Metropolitan Trp AuthTX AustinDR 55.3 53.3 50.8 51.4 48.22.2 8.24%314.6 295.3 6.54%54.2Capital Metropolitan Trp AuthTX AustinMB 1,749.7 1,906.0 2,690.4 2,129.6 2,245.193.0 3.69%15,181.7 14,677.7 3.43%3,669.9Capital Metropolitan Trp AuthTX AustinVP 20.7 17.2 19.8 19.6 17.50.9 3.69%112.8 111.7 0.98%21.1Capital Metropolitan Trp AuthTX Austin

490.1 493.0 488.0 513.1 492.822.7 -1.86%2,854.9 2,955.1 -3.39%483.0TX Corpus Christi Corpus Christi Regional TA TOTAL

DR 15.9 15.7 16.7 16.8 15.80.7 -4.26%97.5 98.3 -0.81%15.6Corpus Christi Regional TATX Corpus ChristiFB 2.0 20.9 5.0 5.2 15.80.5 -11.92%27.6 39.5 -30.13%0.0Corpus Christi Regional TATX Corpus ChristiMB 470.3 452.7 465.8 490.5 459.921.4 -1.92%2,718.8 2,813.8 -3.38%466.0Corpus Christi Regional TATX Corpus ChristiVP 1.9 3.7 0.5 0.6 1.30.1 >100%11.0 3.5 >100%1.4Corpus Christi Regional TATX Corpus Christi

5,525.4 5,664.9 5,773.0 5,813.2 5,244.9224.8 1.27%33,493.9 33,356.2 0.41%5,854.9TX Dallas Dallas Area Rapid Transit TOTAL

DR 63.1 56.3 64.5 61.8 56.62.6 1.91%369.9 367.5 0.65%67.0Dallas Area Rapid TransitTX DallasLR 2,239.2 2,383.9 2,460.4 2,470.0 2,163.793.2 0.54%14,183.1 14,135.6 0.34%2,509.1Dallas Area Rapid TransitTX DallasMB 3,150.6 3,153.0 3,169.5 3,205.8 2,951.1125.6 1.93%18,497.5 18,392.5 0.57%3,203.0Dallas Area Rapid TransitTX DallasVP 72.5 71.7 78.6 75.6 73.53.4 -3.38%443.4 460.6 -3.73%75.8Dallas Area Rapid TransitTX Dallas

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179.7 184.4 185.0 163.8 163.78.3 13.37%1,139.9 1,031.6 10.50%216.9TX Dallas-Ft Worth Trinity Railway Express TOTALCR 179.7 184.4 185.0 163.8 163.78.3 13.37%1,139.9 1,031.6 10.50%216.9Trinity Railway ExpressTX Dallas-Ft Worth

1,440.4 1,345.2 1,448.1 1,492.2 1,261.850.4 0.03%8,350.5 8,283.1 0.81%1,417.7TX El Paso El Paso Mass Transit Dept TOTAL

DR 19.5 19.0 19.6 19.7 18.30.8 0.87%114.6 113.0 1.42%19.6El Paso Mass Transit DeptTX El PasoMB 1,420.9 1,326.2 1,428.5 1,472.5 1,243.549.6 0.02%8,235.9 8,170.1 0.81%1,398.1El Paso Mass Transit DeptTX El Paso

67.0 66.8 59.7 59.0 61.63.0 7.71%372.9 366.9 1.64%60.4TX Galveston City of Galveston/Island Tr TOTAL

DR 2.1 2.0 1.7 1.7 1.60.1 22.00%11.6 9.9 17.17%2.0City of Galveston/Island TrTX GalvestonMB 64.9 64.8 58.0 57.3 60.02.9 7.30%361.3 357.0 1.20%58.4City of Galveston/Island TrTX Galveston

7,030.0 7,020.8 7,106.3 7,129.0 6,585.0292.2 2.01%42,203.2 41,846.4 0.85%7,187.2TX Houston Metro Tr Auth of Harris Co TOTAL

DR 160.0 159.4 147.1 149.9 144.76.5 9.08%922.5 866.7 6.44%162.4Metro Tr Auth of Harris CoTX HoustonLR 964.4 1,020.7 954.8 889.7 827.043.9 13.03%6,588.6 5,818.4 13.24%1,034.5Metro Tr Auth of Harris CoTX HoustonMB 5,700.6 5,636.8 5,783.5 5,872.8 5,416.2232.1 0.24%33,455.1 33,899.4 -1.31%5,775.9Metro Tr Auth of Harris CoTX HoustonVP 205.0 203.9 220.9 216.6 197.19.6 -1.78%1,237.0 1,261.9 -1.97%214.4Metro Tr Auth of Harris CoTX Houston

140.4 127.0 332.3 157.6 115.18.5 -12.64%1,296.0 1,457.5 -11.08%261.1TX Lewisville Denton County Transportation Auth TOTAL

CR 44.2 43.3 46.6 38.7 37.02.0 15.54%284.7 250.4 13.70%53.8Denton County Transportation AuthTX LewisvilleDR 2.8 2.5 2.6 2.6 2.40.1 7.89%16.1 14.8 8.78%2.9Denton County Transportation AuthTX LewisvilleMB 93.4 81.2 283.1 116.3 75.76.4 -20.23%995.2 1,192.3 -16.53%204.4Denton County Transportation AuthTX Lewisville

11.4 10.7 11.6 11.9 11.0NA -4.93%64.1 69.1 -7.24%10.7TX Port Arthur Port Arthur Transit TOTAL

DR 1.2 0.9 1.2 1.1 1.1NA -8.82%5.8 6.6 -12.12%1.0Port Arthur TransitTX Port ArthurMB 10.2 9.8 10.4 10.8 9.9NA -4.50%58.3 62.5 -6.72%9.7Port Arthur TransitTX Port Arthur

3,696.4 3,576.7 3,846.3 3,745.0 3,593.0136.2 -2.12%21,498.2 22,548.5 -4.66%3,674.5TX San Antonio VIA Metropolitan Transit TOTAL

DR 90.1 87.6 90.6 90.7 82.83.8 1.74%521.7 521.3 0.08%91.0VIA Metropolitan TransitTX San AntonioMB 3,606.3 3,489.1 3,755.7 3,654.3 3,510.2132.4 -2.21%20,976.5 22,027.2 -4.77%3,583.5VIA Metropolitan TransitTX San Antonio

33.4 33.3 33.4 33.0 30.51.6 4.02%193.2 188.1 2.71%34.1TX Sugar Land Fort Bend County Public Transporta TOTAL

DR 9.8 9.7 10.0 10.5 9.40.5 -1.67%56.8 59.8 -5.02%9.9Fort Bend County Public TransportaTX Sugar LandMB 23.6 23.6 23.4 22.5 21.11.1 6.57%136.4 128.3 6.31%24.2Fort Bend County Public TransportaTX Sugar Land

144.0 130.9 185.3 158.8 128.06.5 -4.98%982.4 1,035.0 -5.08%173.7UT Logan Logan/Cache Valley TD TOTAL

DR 2.2 2.0 2.5 2.4 2.20.1 -7.04%14.3 14.6 -2.05%2.4Logan/Cache Valley TDUT LoganMB 141.8 128.9 182.8 156.4 125.86.4 -4.95%968.1 1,020.4 -5.13%171.3Logan/Cache Valley TDUT Logan

57.9 86.3 86.9 53.7 89.72.5 0.43%1,172.2 1,195.5 -1.95%87.1UT Park City Park City Transit TOTAL

DR 0.8 0.5 0.6 0.8 0.50.0 5.26%3.8 3.9 -2.56%0.7Park City TransitUT Park CityMB 57.1 85.8 86.3 52.9 89.22.5 0.39%1,168.4 1,191.6 -1.95%86.4Park City TransitUT Park City

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3,440.6 3,470.3 3,696.6 3,498.6 3,332.1149.6 2.46%22,081.1 21,493.7 2.73%3,875.0UT Salt Lake City Utah Transit Authority TOTAL

CR 332.0 353.5 291.1 314.7 286.715.0 18.64%2,103.9 1,775.9 18.47%373.4Utah Transit AuthorityUT Salt Lake CityDR 68.4 64.3 68.3 65.9 56.73.2 5.29%399.4 383.4 4.17%68.3Utah Transit AuthorityUT Salt Lake CityLR 1,494.4 1,528.3 1,542.4 1,449.2 1,413.561.8 6.79%9,549.2 8,742.0 9.23%1,681.7Utah Transit AuthorityUT Salt Lake CityMB 1,422.3 1,412.3 1,676.6 1,546.7 1,448.364.1 -4.44%9,309.0 9,883.5 -5.81%1,629.7Utah Transit AuthorityUT Salt Lake CityVP 123.5 111.9 118.2 122.1 126.95.6 -2.70%719.6 708.9 1.51%121.9Utah Transit AuthorityUT Salt Lake City

38.3 35.6 42.9 39.2 36.71.5 -5.39%227.0 243.5 -6.78%38.5UT St. George City of St. George TOTALMB 38.3 35.6 42.9 39.2 36.71.5 -5.39%227.0 243.5 -6.78%38.5City of St. GeorgeUT St. George

391.7 395.2 416.0 415.2 376.518.8 -0.51%2,242.3 2,331.2 -3.81%414.6VA Alexandria Virginia Railway Express TOTALCR 391.7 395.2 416.0 415.2 376.518.8 -0.51%2,242.3 2,331.2 -3.81%414.6Virginia Railway ExpressVA Alexandria

251.2 249.4 244.3 238.4 221.010.2 6.11%1,395.9 1,366.0 2.19%246.1VA Arlington Arlington Transit (ART) TOTALMB 251.2 249.4 244.3 238.4 221.010.2 6.11%1,395.9 1,366.0 2.19%246.1Arlington Transit (ART)VA Arlington

66.9 65.9 81.2 71.8 61.3NA -3.69%400.2 418.2 -4.30%73.6VA Fairfax City of Fairfax CUE Bus TOTALMB 66.9 65.9 81.2 71.8 61.3NA -3.69%400.2 418.2 -4.30%73.6City of Fairfax CUE BusVA Fairfax

944.4 947.5 955.1 956.7 897.038.9 0.82%5,204.3 5,322.1 -2.21%939.9VA Fairfax Fairfax County Dept of Transp TOTALMB 944.4 947.5 955.1 956.7 897.038.9 0.82%5,204.3 5,322.1 -2.21%939.9Fairfax County Dept of TranspVA Fairfax

1,540.4 1,533.2 1,574.5 1,604.1 1,571.557.5 -4.49%8,374.1 9,214.8 -9.12%1,463.1VA Hampton Hampton Roads Transit TOTAL

DR 28.4 26.3 26.5 27.0 24.11.2 7.22%156.7 154.3 1.56%28.5Hampton Roads TransitVA HamptonFB 37.4 53.2 26.9 33.5 49.51.0 4.82%157.6 159.8 -1.38%24.6Hampton Roads TransitVA HamptonLR 165.2 158.0 152.0 147.4 157.35.9 4.44%822.2 843.9 -2.57%153.8Hampton Roads TransitVA HamptonMB 1,296.0 1,282.7 1,352.4 1,380.4 1,326.648.9 -5.88%7,158.6 7,962.0 -10.09%1,242.0Hampton Roads TransitVA HamptonVP 13.4 13.0 16.7 15.8 14.00.6 -12.69%79.0 94.8 -16.67%14.2Hampton Roads TransitVA Hampton

275.7 273.2 303.0 295.4 265.812.7 -3.45%1,554.4 1,659.4 -6.33%285.5VA Woodbridge PRTC Omni-Ride TOTALMB 275.7 273.2 303.0 295.4 265.812.7 -3.45%1,554.4 1,659.4 -6.33%285.5PRTC Omni-RideVA Woodbridge

331.1 315.0 361.3 361.0 316.514.7 -4.97%1,935.4 2,032.8 -4.79%341.1WA Bremerton Kitsap Transit TOTAL

DR 24.5 24.6 25.4 24.7 21.91.1 2.22%143.8 141.7 1.48%24.5Kitsap TransitWA BremertonFB 41.4 41.0 42.0 42.4 37.81.8 0.25%229.9 231.5 -0.69%40.1Kitsap TransitWA BremertonMB 245.8 230.4 274.2 273.9 238.711.0 -7.10%1,440.3 1,543.0 -6.66%254.7Kitsap TransitWA BremertonVP 19.4 19.0 19.7 20.0 18.10.9 4.15%121.4 116.6 4.12%21.8Kitsap TransitWA Bremerton

180.3 165.6 179.0 185.8 168.310.1 -0.90%1,035.6 1,053.9 -1.74%182.4WA Everett Everett Transit System TOTAL

DR 8.9 8.6 9.6 10.0 9.43.3 -7.93%53.3 56.5 -5.66%9.2Everett Transit SystemWA EverettMB 171.4 157.0 169.4 175.8 158.96.7 -0.50%982.3 997.4 -1.51%173.2Everett Transit SystemWA Everett

Modes: MB - Bus, DR - Demand Response, CR - Commuter Rail, HR - Heavy Rail, LR - Light Rail, AG - Automated Guideway, CC - Cable Car, FB - Ferry Boat, IP - Inclined Plane, IR - Intermediate Rail, MO - Monorail, TB - Trolleybus, VP - Vanpool

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858.7 798.2 829.2 829.2 710.337.2 6.73%4,937.9 4,628.7 6.68%871.2WA Everett Snohomish County PTBA TOTAL

DR 16.4 16.0 16.4 16.2 15.10.7 3.77%96.6 95.3 1.36%17.1Snohomish County PTBAWA EverettMB 765.9 704.8 730.7 732.7 621.832.8 7.53%4,368.9 4,061.7 7.56%771.6Snohomish County PTBAWA EverettVP 76.4 77.4 82.1 80.3 73.43.7 0.21%472.4 471.7 0.15%82.5Snohomish County PTBAWA Everett

472.9 424.4 482.6 477.6 406.8NA 0.75%2,735.3 2,750.8 -0.56%480.0WA Olympia Intercity Transit TOTAL

DR 13.2 12.7 12.1 13.2 12.5NA 3.97%76.5 74.6 2.55%13.4Intercity TransitWA OlympiaMB 394.5 349.5 405.1 395.2 333.815.7 1.06%2,283.4 2,296.0 -0.55%402.1Intercity TransitWA OlympiaVP 65.2 62.2 65.4 69.2 60.57.2 -1.64%375.4 380.2 -1.26%64.5Intercity TransitWA Olympia

356.4 320.5 350.2 361.6 311.116.1 0.59%2,041.3 2,056.7 -0.75%352.0WA Richland Ben Franklin Transit TOTAL

DR 31.6 29.8 32.0 32.3 30.91.4 -1.58%186.8 188.0 -0.64%32.3Ben Franklin TransitWA RichlandMB 257.6 223.2 238.4 257.8 209.111.4 3.33%1,441.5 1,421.7 1.39%248.0Ben Franklin TransitWA RichlandVP 67.2 67.5 79.8 71.5 71.13.2 -7.19%413.0 447.0 -7.61%71.7Ben Franklin TransitWA Richland

10,880.0 10,387.5 10,687.5 10,997.7 10,016.0425.9 1.09%62,704.6 61,707.9 1.62%10,779.9WA Seattle King County Dept of Trp TOTAL

DR 96.0 88.4 102.2 104.6 94.33.7 -7.31%549.4 592.9 -7.34%94.7King County Dept of TrpWA SeattleLR 59.7 60.9 61.6 62.8 66.52.4 -6.65%344.1 373.3 -7.82%57.6King County Dept of TrpWA SeattleMB 8,724.6 8,345.1 8,580.6 8,822.0 8,076.9330.1 1.06%50,398.7 49,552.4 1.71%8,680.2King County Dept of TrpWA SeattleTB 1,732.4 1,582.1 1,630.8 1,712.4 1,483.076.4 3.23%9,680.4 9,444.9 2.49%1,667.7King County Dept of TrpWA SeattleVP 267.3 311.0 312.3 295.9 295.313.3 -5.04%1,732.0 1,744.4 -0.71%279.7King County Dept of TrpWA Seattle

2,796.8 2,833.4 2,481.6 2,594.6 2,579.9111.5 8.82%15,819.0 14,600.3 8.35%2,701.4WA Seattle Sound Transit TOTAL

CR 267.9 265.8 252.4 263.5 245.012.5 7.39%1,577.1 1,470.9 7.22%283.4Sound TransitWA SeattleDR 4.9 4.6 5.5 5.6 5.00.2 -9.94%28.7 31.5 -8.89%5.0Sound TransitWA SeattleLR 1,033.0 1,081.4 821.5 877.3 970.237.2 14.37%5,641.6 4,968.8 13.54%938.1Sound TransitWA SeattleMB 1,491.0 1,481.6 1,402.2 1,448.2 1,359.761.7 5.64%8,571.6 8,129.1 5.44%1,474.9Sound TransitWA Seattle

2,006.2 2,129.1 1,711.1 1,940.7 2,088.865.6 4.04%10,696.7 10,434.5 2.51%1,837.4WA Seattle Washington State Ferries TOTALFB 2,006.2 2,129.1 1,711.1 1,940.7 2,088.865.6 4.04%10,696.7 10,434.5 2.51%1,837.4Washington State FerriesWA Seattle

1,101.3 928.5 1,077.2 1,084.1 877.142.8 2.71%6,259.0 6,133.3 2.05%1,090.9WA Spokane Spokane Transit Authority TOTAL

DR 41.6 38.5 41.8 42.6 37.91.9 -0.57%242.7 244.7 -0.82%41.5Spokane Transit AuthorityWA SpokaneMB 1,039.4 870.7 1,014.5 1,021.1 821.239.9 2.80%5,888.7 5,765.5 2.14%1,026.6Spokane Transit AuthorityWA SpokaneVP 20.3 19.3 20.9 20.4 18.01.0 5.23%127.6 123.1 3.66%22.8Spokane Transit AuthorityWA Spokane

1,020.9 908.5 1,025.5 1,056.0 943.739.9 -2.33%5,863.7 5,961.9 -1.65%1,025.2WA Tacoma Pierce Transit TOTAL

DR 32.6 30.7 32.1 33.2 30.41.3 0.00%187.6 189.1 -0.79%32.4Pierce TransitWA TacomaMB 914.6 804.6 911.6 940.7 838.335.2 -2.22%5,216.9 5,296.6 -1.50%911.7Pierce TransitWA TacomaVP 73.7 73.2 81.8 82.1 75.03.3 -4.56%459.2 476.2 -3.57%81.1Pierce TransitWA Tacoma

Modes: MB - Bus, DR - Demand Response, CR - Commuter Rail, HR - Heavy Rail, LR - Light Rail, AG - Automated Guideway, CC - Cable Car, FB - Ferry Boat, IP - Inclined Plane, IR - Intermediate Rail, MO - Monorail, TB - Trolleybus, VP - Vanpool

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557.5 518.2 490.0 579.3 509.121.6 3.33%3,227.3 3,193.6 1.06%555.3WA Vancouver Clark Co Pub Trp Benefit Area TOTAL

DR 20.1 19.4 19.5 20.3 18.80.8 1.37%117.2 115.8 1.21%19.9Clark Co Pub Trp Benefit AreaWA VancouverMB 531.7 492.9 465.0 552.8 485.020.5 3.42%3,076.1 3,044.3 1.04%529.6Clark Co Pub Trp Benefit AreaWA VancouverVP 5.7 5.9 5.5 6.2 5.30.3 2.35%34.0 33.5 1.49%5.8Clark Co Pub Trp Benefit AreaWA Vancouver

1,247.5 968.6 1,339.8 1,251.9 917.851.1 5.73%8,030.5 7,704.2 4.24%1,494.6WI Madison Metro Transit TOTAL

DR 22.5 21.1 23.4 22.8 19.60.8 2.13%133.2 129.8 2.62%23.6Metro TransitWI MadisonMB 1,225.0 947.5 1,316.4 1,229.1 898.250.3 5.80%7,897.3 7,574.4 4.26%1,471.0Metro TransitWI Madison

3,511.1 3,128.7 3,766.2 3,686.2 3,234.8129.5 -3.87%20,561.4 21,676.8 -5.15%3,633.9WI Milwaukee Milwaukee County Tr Sys TOTAL

DR 49.0 46.1 47.1 47.6 43.71.9 3.61%278.2 273.2 1.83%48.3Milwaukee County Tr SysWI MilwaukeeMB 3,462.1 3,082.6 3,719.1 3,638.6 3,191.1127.6 -3.97%20,283.2 21,403.6 -5.23%3,585.6Milwaukee County Tr SysWI Milwaukee

125.7 104.6 125.4 124.3 95.5NA 2.55%696.8 705.1 -1.18%123.7WI Racine Belle Urban System TOTAL

DR 2.3 2.2 3.1 3.0 2.8NA -24.72%14.8 18.4 -19.57%2.2Belle Urban SystemWI RacineMB 123.4 102.4 122.3 121.3 92.7NA 3.27%682.0 686.7 -0.68%121.5Belle Urban SystemWI Racine

54.1 55.8 140.8 70.7 49.4NA -9.66%603.3 624.9 -3.46%125.8WV Morgantown Mountain Line Transit Authority TOTAL

DR 1.4 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.1NA 14.29%7.6 6.8 11.76%1.4Mountain Line Transit AuthorityWV MorgantownMB 52.7 54.6 139.6 69.5 48.3NA -9.98%595.7 618.1 -3.62%124.4Mountain Line Transit AuthorityWV Morgantown

46.4 42.0 42.3 41.6 38.61.8 9.14%254.7 240.2 6.04%45.3WV Parkersburg Mid-Ohio Valley Transit Auth TOTAL

DR 0.4 0.3 0.4 0.4 0.30.0 -9.09%2.2 2.2 0.00%0.3Mid-Ohio Valley Transit AuthWV ParkersburgMB 46.0 41.7 41.9 41.2 38.31.8 9.31%252.5 238.0 6.09%45.0Mid-Ohio Valley Transit AuthWV Parkersburg

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14,275.5 13,927.3 14,317.7 14,147.4 12,963.2591.9 3.14%86,664.6 84,153.9 2.98%14,525.3AB Calgary Calgary Transit TOTAL

LR 7,423.3 7,242.2 7,445.2 7,356.6 6,740.9297.8 3.14%45,065.7 43,760.0 2.98%7,553.2Calgary TransitAB CalgaryMB 6,852.2 6,685.1 6,872.5 6,790.8 6,222.3294.1 3.14%41,598.9 40,393.9 2.98%6,972.1Calgary TransitAB Calgary

10,424.9 10,331.7 12,468.0 10,162.9 9,905.4NA 3.76%72,162.3 70,828.6 1.88%13,003.6AB Edmonton Edmonton Transit System TOTAL

LR 2,470.7 2,448.6 2,954.9 2,408.6 2,347.6NA 3.76%17,102.4 16,786.3 1.88%3,081.8Edmonton Transit SystemAB EdmontonMB 7,954.2 7,883.1 9,513.1 7,754.3 7,557.8NA 3.76%55,059.9 54,042.3 1.88%9,921.8Edmonton Transit SystemAB Edmonton

4.2 3.8 4.8 3.9 3.4NA 2.48%27.0 26.9 0.37%4.4AB Leduc City of Leduc, Leduc Transit Service TOTALMB 4.2 3.8 4.8 3.9 3.4NA 2.48%27.0 26.9 0.37%4.4City of Leduc, Leduc Transit ServiceAB Leduc

31,855.0 30,428.6 31,459.2 32,177.5 29,334.61,234.4 0.15%177,577.6 180,307.6 -1.51%30,826.3BC Burnaby Greater Vancouver Transp Auth TOTAL

AG 9,981.6 9,736.2 9,843.8 9,952.4 9,413.0381.8 0.63%57,057.1 57,297.5 -0.42%9,675.7Greater Vancouver Transp AuthBC BurnabyCR 211.4 216.3 241.1 243.7 222.910.5 -7.94%1,333.9 1,401.7 -4.84%223.8Greater Vancouver Transp AuthBC BurnabyDR 125.5 116.9 129.3 131.6 118.84.7 -6.29%700.0 755.2 -7.31%113.4Greater Vancouver Transp AuthBC BurnabyFB 507.9 515.5 460.5 514.4 522.619.8 -0.71%2,812.2 2,857.9 -1.60%463.5Greater Vancouver Transp AuthBC BurnabyMB 15,572.2 14,679.1 15,494.8 15,749.1 13,895.1604.7 0.32%85,530.1 86,872.8 -1.55%15,033.9Greater Vancouver Transp AuthBC BurnabyTB 5,456.4 5,164.6 5,289.7 5,586.3 5,162.2212.8 -0.63%30,144.3 31,122.5 -3.14%5,316.0Greater Vancouver Transp AuthBC Burnaby

2,542.8 2,464.5 2,264.1 2,299.5 2,178.896.9 11.90%15,193.9 13,731.2 10.65%2,537.7BC Victoria BC Transit TOTAL

DR 35.1 33.8 35.5 36.4 33.41.3 -2.09%203.1 207.4 -2.07%34.2BC TransitBC VictoriaMB 2,507.7 2,430.7 2,228.6 2,263.1 2,145.495.6 12.13%14,990.8 13,523.8 10.85%2,503.5BC TransitBC Victoria

91.1 81.5 NA NA NA701.0 NA565.8 NA NA111.9MB Brandon City of Brandon TOTALMB 91.1 81.5 NA NA NA701.0 NA565.8 NA NA111.9City of BrandonMB Brandon

1,764.6 1,689.1 1,616.3 1,678.6 1,565.569.1 4.98%9,791.1 9,394.1 4.23%1,648.8ON Brampton Brampton Transit TOTALMB 1,764.6 1,689.1 1,616.3 1,678.6 1,565.569.1 4.98%9,791.1 9,394.1 4.23%1,648.8Brampton TransitON Brampton

355.4 318.7 347.1 338.8 304.313.8 2.71%2,037.9 1,978.2 3.02%342.9ON Oakville Oakville Transit TOTAL

DR 7.1 7.0 6.2 6.5 5.80.3 13.51%40.5 34.8 16.38%6.9Oakville TransitON OakvilleMB 348.3 311.7 340.9 332.3 298.513.5 2.50%1,997.4 1,943.4 2.78%336.0Oakville TransitON Oakville

10,478.5 10,118.7 12,596.5 10,718.2 9,719.8458.7 0.08%71,372.6 72,391.9 -1.41%12,465.3ON Ottawa OC Transpo/Para Transpo TOTAL

DR 76.8 73.1 74.2 76.7 70.53.0 1.94%454.7 437.9 3.84%75.8OC Transpo/Para TranspoON OttawaLR 155.0 141.3 0.0 0.0 0.07.0 NA1,538.6 1,002.2 53.52%207.6OC Transpo/Para TranspoON OttawaMB 10,246.7 9,904.3 12,522.3 10,641.5 9,649.3448.7 -1.46%69,379.3 70,951.8 -2.22%12,181.9OC Transpo/Para TranspoON Ottawa

1,924.3 1,842.5 1,879.1 1,957.4 1,832.475.4 -1.53%10,975.1 11,254.9 -2.49%1,815.3ON Richmond Hill York Region Transit TOTALMB 1,924.3 1,842.5 1,879.1 1,957.4 1,832.475.4 -1.53%10,975.1 11,254.9 -2.49%1,815.3York Region TransitON Richmond Hill

Modes: MB - Bus, DR - Demand Response, CR - Commuter Rail, HR - Heavy Rail, LR - Light Rail, AG - Automated Guideway, CC - Cable Car, FB - Ferry Boat, IP - Inclined Plane, IR - Intermediate Rail, MO - Monorail, TB - Trolleybus, VP - Vanpool

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73,611.4 70,203.9 69,919.2 72,056.3 69,214.42,704.6 1.79%424,763.6 414,179.1 2.56%71,154.4ON Toronto Toronto Transit Commission TOTAL

DR 240.5 296.2 235.0 229.1 276.210.0 4.03%1,549.2 1,492.2 3.82%233.4Toronto Transit CommissionON TorontoHR 25,725.4 24,586.3 24,344.6 24,601.5 24,027.5962.6 3.03%155,231.8 147,763.0 5.05%24,874.6Toronto Transit CommissionON TorontoIR 1,165.1 1,107.2 1,148.5 1,169.5 1,161.640.9 -1.21%6,719.7 7,153.7 -6.07%1,165.1Toronto Transit CommissionON TorontoLR 8,159.9 7,766.2 9,110.1 9,148.6 8,808.8291.0 -12.14%44,047.0 49,656.5 -11.30%7,855.9Toronto Transit CommissionON TorontoMB 38,320.5 36,448.0 35,081.0 36,907.6 34,940.31,400.1 4.55%217,215.9 208,113.7 4.37%37,025.4Toronto Transit CommissionON Toronto

1,571.9 1,449.7 1,669.2 1,659.4 1,377.973.5 -1.33%9,610.3 9,545.6 0.68%1,622.5QC Montreal Agence Metropolitaine de Transport TOTAL

CR 1,441.3 1,326.0 1,530.1 1,516.1 1,255.667.5 -0.95%8,842.9 8,738.9 1.19%1,493.8Agence Metropolitaine de TransportQC MontrealMB 130.6 123.7 139.1 143.3 122.36.1 -5.36%767.4 806.7 -4.87%128.7Agence Metropolitaine de TransportQC Montreal

54,886.3 51,693.3 55,646.2 55,980.6 49,821.72,096.3 0.90%331,013.2 329,611.9 0.43%56,330.0QC Montreal Societe de transport de Montreal TOTAL

DR 306.5 277.3 286.9 294.2 256.112.0 4.78%1,717.5 1,627.5 5.53%293.4Societe de transport de MontrealQC MontrealHR 29,923.4 27,399.8 30,731.5 30,011.0 26,705.21,153.1 0.24%179,823.6 179,510.2 0.17%30,330.9Societe de transport de MontrealQC MontrealMB 24,656.4 24,016.2 24,627.8 25,675.4 22,860.4931.1 1.66%149,472.1 148,474.2 0.67%25,705.7Societe de transport de MontrealQC Montreal

Modes: MB - Bus, DR - Demand Response, CR - Commuter Rail, HR - Heavy Rail, LR - Light Rail, AG - Automated Guideway, CC - Cable Car, FB - Ferry Boat, IP - Inclined Plane, IR - Intermediate Rail, MO - Monorail, TB - Trolleybus, VP - Vanpool