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Table 11.VI.D
New York City (NYC)
Long Island Railroad (LIRR) - Statistics |
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2014 Operating Budget |
$1.8 Billion |
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Annual Ridership |
81,753,411 |
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Average Weekday Passengers |
285,082 |
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Rail Lines |
11 |
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Rail Cars |
1,165 |
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Track Miles |
594 |
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Rail Stations |
124 |
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Employees |
6,414 |
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*Financial data as of January 1, 2014; Statistical data for year
ending December 31, 2012. |
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Long Island Railroad (LIRR) |
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- The LIRR is both the largest commuter railroad and the oldest railroad in America operating under its original name.
- Charted in 1834, it extends from three major NYC terminals: Penn Station, Flatbush Avenue, and Hunterspoint Avenue through a major transfer hub at Jamaica to the easternmost tip of Long Island.
- Traditionally serving a Manhattan-bound market, the LIRR has undertaken extensive efforts to augment its reverse-commute and off-peak service to meet the needs of businesses in Nassau and Suffolk counties.
- The railroad is modernizing its entire diesel fleet, with 23 new locomotives, 134 bi-level coaches replacing 50s era equipment, and 23 dual-mode locomotives that operate in both diesel and electrified territory, enabling customers to travel between Long Island and Manhattan without changing trains.
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