Doubling US Public Transit Ridership?
10 January 2001 - 5:00am
The Public Purpose publishes updated statistics and suggests that doubling US public transit ridership is an impossible task.
"US Transit Spends $26 Billion: It Is estimated that U.S. public transport spent approximately more than $26.1 billion annually in 1998 (motor bus, trolley bus, rapid rail, commuter rail and surface or light rail). By comparison spending on all streets and highways was $108 billion in 1998."
Source:
The Public Purpose, December 15, 2000
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