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MTA Bus Ridership - Statistics 2009-2017
MTA Bus Company Ridership - Statistics 2009-2017
MTA Bus Ridership
Bus ridership includes all passengers who board buses using a valid
MetroCard, cash, transfer, Select Bus Service ticket, or pass. Ridership
does not include employees, non-revenue passengers (e.g., children under
44" tall traveling with an adult), and B42 riders boarding inside the
paid zone of the Rockaway Parkway L subway subway station.
Average weekday, Saturday, and Sunday ridership includes every weekday,
Saturday, and Sunday in the year, except major holidays and days when
the bus system was closed or operated fare-free (Saturday, August 27 and
Sunday, August 28, 2011 due to Hurricane Irene, and Monday, October 29
through Friday, November 2, 2012 due to Superstorm Sandy). Average
weekend ridership is the two-day sum of average Saturday plus average
Sunday ridership. Ridership on major holidays (New Year’s Day,
Presidents Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving,
and Christmas) is included only in the annual total.
The MTA Bus Company was created in early 2005 to take over routes from
private bus operators; plans are to eventually merge the MTA New York
City Transit buses with MTA Bus.
Source:
MTA.info