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ridership
[ rahy-der-ship ]
noun
- the passengers who use a given public transportation system, as buses or trains, or the number of such passengers.
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Origin of ridership1
Example Sentences
“The Sheriff’s Department will continue to work in partnership with Metro or to ensure the safety of all Metro employees, ridership and the general public,†Jones said.
Pedestrian traffic and mass transit ridership are up, while subway crime was down 36 percent in January year over year.
“You’d think Trump would be watching things like commercial vacancy rates, transit ridership.â€
On Friday mornings, the comparative rate was only 62%, whereas for Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, ridership stood at 79%.
In an attempt to address the collapse in ridership on Fridays in particular, the mayor ran a £24m reduced fare trial over three months last year, but a recent report found that it made "no noticeable difference" in the number of peak-time journeys on Fridays.
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