Karmactive Staff
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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