Ridership
D.C.'s ridership is down even as density around stations is up. More residents are choosing to drive or bike.
The Washington Post
Dallas' street car lines were extensive before the age of the private car.
D Magazine
The state's ferry system has seen ridership increases year after year, and a new plan outlines the long-range measures needed to keep up with the growth.
The Urbanist
In a city where bus ridership has been declining for years, Pace has found success on the expressway.
Chicago Tribune
In Minneapolis and San Francisco, public transit agencies are considering loyalty programs to boost ridership.
Forbes
Milwaukee intends to move forward with bus lanes and electric buses. Officials hope a nine-mile route will start service in 2020.
Wisconsin Public Radio
The de Blasio administration says they're committed to the Vision Zero goal of shrinking car ownership, but they don't seem to be doing much to slow its growth.
StreetsBlog NYC
Transit ridership is up in Seattle, and higher income riders are more likely to use it.
Seattle Times
A system in disrepair is losing riders when it could use the fare box revenue the most.
The New York Times
By increasing the amount of service and updating its scheduling and routes, the city of Kingston was able to induce demand for buses.
TVO
Though San Francisco residents are more likely than residents of other cities to ride transit and avoid driving, the buses they ride on are unreliable.
Curbed SF
A majority of bus drivers favor riders paying fares before they get on the bus and better bus lane enforcement.
CityLab
The $135 million BaltimoreLink bus system redesign launched in June 2017.
Baltimore Sun
A new report from the New York City Department of Transportation opens the administrations of Governor Andrew Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio to criticism from Streetsblog NYC.
StreetsBlog NYC
A new study finds that bus service determines bus ridership.
CityLab
Transit in general, and buses in particular, are losing riders, especially during off peak hours. Car pooling is down sharply as well.
theTransportPolitic
Ridership is declining on TriMet's Westside Extension Service, reflecting declines on other parts of the system. This commuter rail line, however, has its own unique set of issues.
The Oregonian
The epidemic of falling ridership has struck no American city as hard as Charlotte, but there's plenty that could be done to recover.
The Charlotte Observer
Private bikeshare companies have rolled out large fleets of bikes in cities around the world and United States, but despite their ubiquity, dockless bikeshare is actually much less popular than traditional bikeshare.
Governing
Ridership declines mean falling revenues for transit agencies, and could be the beginning of a cycle of service cuts and fare increases leading to yet more ridership declines.
The Washington Post
