Transportation Industry
Transit ridership report
Railway Age, Dec, 2004
Transit ridership report
Riders Riders
Jan.-June Jan.-June
2004 2003
Transportation mode (000s) (000s) % change
Heavy rail 1,353,779 1,322,617 2.36%
Light rail 164,562 157,352 4.58%
Commuter rail 202,359 200,855 0.00%
Trolley-bus 53,874 59,645 -9.68%
Bus 2,889,844 2,896,906 0.00%
Demand response 62,497 60,485 3.33%
Other 48,240 49,485 2.52%
U. S. total 4,775,155 4,747,346 0.00%
Canada total 993,191 977,787 1.58%
(reporting systems)
Source: American Public Transportation Association
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