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Metro Vancouver Transit Logs 233M Journeys in 2023, Ranks 2nd in Canada

TransLink dominates Metro Vancouver's transit scene with 77.92 journeys per person in 2023, securing second place nationwide behind Montreal's 92.38.

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Metro Vancouver's transit network logged 233 million journeys in 2023, inching closer to its pre-pandemic peak of 270 million in 2019.

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With an average weekday bus ridership of 787,000, Metro Vancouver claims third spot among North American transit giants, surpassing Montreal, LA, and Chicago.

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TransLink's SkyTrain network stands among highest ridership subway systems in North America, alongside Washington DC Metro, Chicago L, and Boston subway.

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Greater Toronto Area trails behind with 71.73 journeys per person, while Calgary records 53.84 and Ottawa-Gatineau sees 50.12 trips.

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TransLink moves nearly one million people per week, equivalent to one-third of Metro Vancouver's three million residents.

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Post-pandemic recovery shows promise, though fare revenue lags as commuters shift from monthly passes to single-trip tickets.

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TransLink's 390 million annual boardings in 2023 approach the pre-pandemic record of 451 million set in 2019.

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Metro Vancouver's transit network outshines Edmonton's 35.84 journeys per person, showcasing the system's robust utilization.

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