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Fall 2019 RTS Bus Stop Ridership Ranking *Source: APC Reports 8/19/19 - 12/29/19 STOP ID STOP NAME DIRECTION AVG BOARDINGS AVG ALIGHTINGS TOTAL RANKING 472 Rawlings Hall I 2234 3704 5937 1 925 The HUB I 1434 3828 5262 2 1 Rosa Parks Downtown Station I 518 2227 2745 3 1134 Reitz Student Union I 121 1745 1866 4 43 Greenhouse - Agronomy Building I 445 1280 1724 5 13 Beaty Towers O 559 1019 1578 6 1180 Cultural Plaza O 728 807 1535 7 42 UF Health @ Center Drive I 748 760 1508 8 16 UF Health O 879 405 1284 9 1207 Century Tower O 467 811 1277 10 473 Reitz Union I 234 1038 1272 11 1493 Butler Plaza Transfer Station O 3 1162 1165 12 696 University Police Department I 743 414 1157 13 173 Oaks Mall O 0 1126 1126 14 810 Campus USA O 332 567 899 15 926 Leigh Hall I 526 358 884 16 1192 Turlington Hall I 564 314 878 17 520 Santa Fe I 155 702 857 18 1460 Enclave 3 O 101 591 692 19 41 Shands Hospital @ Dental Science Building I 265 409 674 20 15 Benton Hall O 458 206 664 21 1209 Oxford Terrace Apartments I 328 326 655 22 797 Hume Hall O 355 286 641 23 966 Weimer Hall I 159 479 637 24 818 The Woodlands Apartments O 182 441 623 25 1254 Gator Corner Dining Facility @ Gale Lemerand I 274 327 602 26 849 Hume Hall I 327 273 600 27 636 Greenwich Green Apartments I 493 104 597 28 829 The District Apartments I 372 147 519 29 481 University Commons O 49 467 516 30 Fall 19 RTS Ridership Ranking 449 Campus Lodge Apartments I 390 124 514 31 4 The Continuum O 490 12 502 32 1253 Graham Hall I 304 180 484 33 37 Brandywine Apartments I 425 29 454 34 662 McKnight Brain Institute I 210 193 404 35 463 University Commons I 368 27 395 36 635 Gateway at Gainesville Apartments I 332 54 386 37 1144 Fraternity Row I 153 231 384 38 1302 Greenwich Green Apartments O 76 297 373 39 1337 Gainesville Place I 0 372 372 40 17 Shands Hospital @ Dental Science Building O 238 119 357 41 55 Jefferson 2nd Avenue Apartments I 14 331 345 42 446 UF Health Archer Road I 107 236 343 43 1303 O2B Kids @ SW 37th BLVD O 41 299 340 44 1145 Fraternity Row I 180 150 329 45 457 Hickory Place Apartments I 302 25 327 46 838 34th St Plaza I 285 38 323 47 1150 Criser Hall I 101 221 322 48 450 Lexington Crossing Apartments I 255 66 321 49 1146 Springs Residence Building I 259 60 318 50 830 Cabana Beach Apartments I 254 63 316 51 1455 North Walmart Supercenter I 169 142 312 52 1158 Walker Hall O 114 186 300 53 965 Gator Corner Dining I 161 130 291 54 945 Ridgemar Commons O 30 254 284 55 461 University Club Apartments I 273 4 277 56 200 Anderson Hall I 58 218 276 57 832 Ventura Apartments I 161 111 273 58 936 Westgate Plaza O 128 143 270 59 447 Hunters Run O 0 259 259 60 1333 Enclave 1 O 43 217 259 61 968 Campus Lodge Apartments O 115 141 256 62 949 Lexington Crossing Apartments O 20 231 251 63 1234 NE Walmart Supercenter I 117 134 251 64 1268 Brandywine Apartments O 5 244 249 65 845 Lakeside I 206 41 248 66 483 University Club Apartments O 5 233 238 67 1193 Rawlings Hall I 143 90 233 68 Page 2 Fall 19 RTS Ridership Ranking 806 Southwest Recreation Center O 63 166 229 69 637 Aspen Ridge Apartments I 157 72 229 70 460 Towne Parc Apartments I 204 24 228 71 199 Keene Flint Hall I 70 151 221 72 46 Beaty Towers I 141 78 220 73 1301 Stoneridge Apartments O 18 201 219 74 14 Frazier Rogers Hall O 89 127 216 75 470 Physics Building I 64 152 216 76 12 Norman Field @ SW 8th Avenue O 193 22 215 77 815 Ventura Apartments O 52 159 212 78 1557 The Ridge @ SW 38th TER northbound I 194 16 211 79 1236 Cabana Beach O 0 207 207 80 364 McDonald's @ SW 13th Street O 164 36 200 81 673 Paramount Plaza Hotel & Suites I 4 194 198 82 1216 Arlington Square Apartments I 23 174 197 83 451 Lexington Crossing Apartments I 140 57 197 84 453 Windsor Park Apartments I 166 22 188 85 147 Target Copy @ W University Avenue O 133 54 186 86 842 Southwest Recreation Center I 149 37 186 87 946 Victoria Station Apartments O 138 46 184 88 1317 GRACE Marketplace O 51 132 183 89 484 Towne Parc Apartments O 20 160 180 90 947 Gainesville Place Apartments @ SW 35th Place O 85 95 180 91 1238 Sorority Row I 0 180 180 92 1248 Parkside II Apartments I 55 121 176 93 372 Oak Park Executive Center O 7 168 175 94 171 AT&T@ NW 62nd ST O 20 153 173 95 1206 Arlington Square Apartments O 165 7 173 96 39 The Bartram Apartments I 147 24 170 97 1186 Lakeside Residential Building O 7 163 170 98 1484 Village Point 2 I 159 10 169 99 1556 The Ridge @ SW 38th TER southbound O 9 159 168 100 45 University Police Department I 83 85 167 101 1173 Cultural Plaza I 148 15 162 102 1235 NE Walmart Supercenter O 89 73 162 103 817 Cabana Beach Apartments O 29 131 161 104 798 Sigma Alpha Epsilon O 37 124 161 105 950 Lexington Crossing Apartments O 20 141 160 106 Page 3 Fall 19 RTS Ridership Ranking 802 Lakeside Apartments O 24 136 160 107 247 Gainesville High School I 146 11 156 108 488 Countryside at the University Apartments O 44 112 156 109 972 Laurels Apartments O 78 77 155 110 847 Corry Village I 134 21 155 111 1153 Tolbert Residence Hall O 112 43 155 112 681 US 441 South I 84 69 154 113 1305 Best Buy @ Butler Plaza O 30 122 152 114 685 The Landings Apartments I 148 3 151 115 816 Canopy Apartments O 64 86 150 116 688 Tanglewood Apartments I 148 2 150 117 820 Spyglass Apartments O 30 120 150 118 800 Corry Village O 31 119 149 119 841 Harn Museum I 116 33 149 120 962 Keys Residential Complex I 126 22 148 121 1489 Village Point 4 O 5 142 147 122 1237 Museum Walk Apartments I 139 7 146 123 827 Lakewood Villas Apartments I 119 26 146 124 1264 Cottage Grove Apartments at Gainesville I 78 65 143 125 455 Casablanca East Apartments I 108 35 143 126 208 Bo Diddley Community Plaza I 15 125 141 127 1077 Eastbound SW 6th Place @ SW 67th Terrace I 74 66 140 128 695 Oakbrook Walk Condominiums I 90 50 140 129 245 Plaza Verde NW 23rd Ave NW 13th St I 106 33 139 130 440 North 13th Street @ NW 1st Avenue I 23 115 138 131 677 The Landings Apartments I 3 135 138 132 38 University Commons I 109 28 137 133 1185 Microbiology/Cell Science Building I 77 56 134 134 201 Leonardo's Pizza By The Slice I 57 77 133 135 951 Lexington Crossing I 66 66 132 136 474 Commuter Lot Parking Garage O 92 39 131 137 1483 Village Point 1 I 123 5 128 138 477 Cancer & Genetics Research Center O 70 57 127 139 1213 Lexington Crossing Apartments O 20 107 127 140 664 Shands Hospital Emergency Room I 80 46 126 141 837 Southwest Villas Apartments I 111 15 125 142 441 Tigert Hall I 20 105 125 143 1154 Graham Hall O 55 70 125 144 Page 4 Fall 19 RTS Ridership Ranking 485 Southwood Apartments O 17 106 123 145 467 Cancer and Genetics Research I 59 64 123 146 326 Eastwood Meadows I 50 72 122 147 7 Infinity Hall O 109 12 121 148 794 Sai Quick Stop O 33 86 119 149 149 Swamp Restaurant O 82 35 117 150 929 O'Connell Center @ Stadium Road O 91 25 117 151 773 Arbor Park Apartments O 44 72 117 152 139 City Hall O 103 12 114 153 3 Westbound SW 2nd Avenue @ SW 2nd Street O 108 6 114 154 1159 Phi Kappa Tau O 62 52 114 155 811 Pinnacle Point Apartments O 17 96 114 156 1181 UF Orthopaedics Institute O 7 106 113 157 763 Publix @ N Main Street I 84 29 113 158 1027 Best Buy @ Butler Plaza I 88 22 111 159 1452 La Mancha North I 59 52 111 160 970 Williston Plaza O 39 70 110 161 20 Mt Vernon Apartments O 15 94 109 162 1191 Family Housing I 70 39 109 163 1179 Pressly Softball Stadium O 8 100 109 164 668 Ronald McDonald House of Gainesville I 11 97 108 165 801 Baughman Center O 16 91 108 166 963 Keys Residential Complex I 86 19 105 167 1373 CVS @ SW 13th ST I 75 29 105 168 373 Furniture Kingdom O 34 70 104 169 146 Holiday Inn @ W University Avenue O 51 53 104 170 1267 University Commons Apartments O 4 99 103 171 468 Parking & Transportation Services I 18 85 102 172 953 Gainesville Place Apartments I 91 9 101 173 442 Southbound SW 13th Street @ Inner Road I 23 77 101 174 1174 Lacrosse Field I 96 4 100 175 807 University Village South Apartments O 25 74 100 176 52 Eastbound SW 2nd Avenue @ SW 10th Street I 18 82 100 177 456 Arbor Park Apartments I 91 6 97 178 34 Radio Shack @ Archer Road I 79 18 97 179 259 ALDI Food Market O 50 47 97 180 191 Westgate Plaza I 69 27 96 181 466 Forestry Field Lab/Plant Growth I 86 9 95 182 Page 5 Fall 19 RTS Ridership Ranking 8 Courtyard Apartments O 61 34 95 183 703 US Post Office @ Main St O 32 63 95 184 2 Hampton Inn Hotel O 87 7 94 185 1560 Eastwood Meadows O 0 93 93 186 482 University of Florida Energy Research O 13 79 92 187 788 Winn Dixie @ SW 16th Avenue I 54 38 92 188 795 Sun Island Apartments O 20 71 92 189 1444 University House I 0 91 91 190 1137 Savannah Place Apartments O 15 76 91 191 1306 Publix @ Butler Plaza I 78 12 90 192 1177 Fifield Hall O 25 65 90 193 844 Maguire Field I 62 27 89 194 1486 Village Point 3 O 6 82 88 195 35 Tuscan Bend Apartments I 72 16 88 196 175 Oaks Mall SW 62nd Blvd I 75 13 88 197 1196 Animal Science I 53 33 86 198 57 Hippodrome Theatre I 12 73 85 199 643 Ridgemar Apartments I 29 55 85 200 1568 Wildflower Apartments I 78 7 85 201 362 Courtyards Apartments O 75 10 85 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