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problem is many of these lists dont have other systems in the CSA, hard to compare, like in the Philly CSA there is Reading, Wilmington DE, Allentown Bethlehem, and all the NJ Transit that includes numbers for jersey, Philly and NYC that they service
I am always amazed the SF is placed above Philly so often on here, from my perspective and having lived in both the PT options and coverage in Philly and the area is superior, i would agree that boston, DC, and Chicago would be ahead of philly though
WMATA = 419,500
MTA Bus = 286,600
Ride ON = 89,000
Fairfax County Dept.= 37,100
The BUS = 12,900
Alexandria Transit Company = 13,600
ART = 7,900
CUE Bus = 3,500
Total = 870,100 total bus ridership Q3
Grand Total: 2,005,800 total transit ridership in Q3 for the D.C./Balti CSA only second to NYC
I am always amazed the SF is placed above Philly so often on here, from my perspective and having lived in both the PT options and coverage in Philly and the area is superior, i would agree that boston, DC, and Chicago would be ahead of philly though
Sure. I've had limited experience, though some, with SEPTA and BART. I'd defer to someone who has more experience.
Is that the wikipedia figure for the wmata subway? I'm pretty sure that the average is much less than that. More like 730,000. They have the figures on their website.
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