PAT Ridership Information

[raubre]

I can tell you that Port Authority is so backwards (and unorganized) that they would probably not have any kind of report available at all.

[danberez1]

Thank you guys for your help, I will give the PAT a call.

I thought that a website called 'city-data' might have forum members that could nicely direct me towards a collection of 'data' from a 'city' agency or at least point me in a general direction without personal attacks. Most often, publicly available 'data' produced by an agency like the PAT is posted on their website and the website of an affiliated organization, but is often difficult to find. In the age of the internet, people often go to forums relevant to their research to seek out data. Often times, other people with similar interests have found the information you are looking for and can give you a helping hand. This saves research time and often can yield data above and beyond your original scope.

I highly suggest that when a post contains the link to an example document, that before someone responds to the post, they at least glance at the example document. My use of the phrase 'general public' was meant to differentiate the document 'Hopes' provided from the kind of document I am looking for.

If I discover any PAT ridership information online, I will post the link on this thread.

[Hopes]

I'm glad I inspired you to write me a reprimand!

If the document exists and you find it, remember that I'm the one who said to call PAT or Carnegie Library.

Those are the only two ways you'll be likely to find this document. Amazingly, Carnegie Library might be more help than PAT.

I may not be your cup of internet tea, but I am the one who ultimately answered your question.

Everyone ignored your thread until I stirred it up for you.