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BUS OPERATORS BUS
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COMM. SERV. OFFICERS SERV. COMM.
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LIGHT RAIL LIGHT
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09-01-131305-20 77.9 million RIDES 907 SQ. MILES 125 ROUTES
* 251,564 AVERAGE WEEKDAY RIDERSHIP 51 61 10 URBAN LOCAL EXPRESS SUBURBAN LOCAL
51.86 66.5% million BUS MINNEAPOLIS ST. PAUL 2 RIDES NEED NEW LIGHT RAIL % OF TOTAL AREA SERVED RIDES 26.1 33.5% 7+ 90 1 COUNTIES CITIES million RAIL COMMUTER RAIL RIDES
* Includes Maple Grove Transit routes operated by Metro Transit
BUS 163,217 82% BUS ON-TIME AVG. WEEKDAY PERFORMANCE BOARDINGS 2,343,644 539 40-FOOT DIESEL BUSES 114 HYBRID-ELECTRIC BUSES TOTAL VEHICLE HOURS OF 61 SERVICE PARK & RIDE LOTS/ RAMPS (BUS ONLY) 24 7,142 TRANSIT CENTERS AVG. VEHICLE 15,060 MILES BETWEEN PARK & RIDE SERVICE CALL SPACE S (BUS ONLY) 179 60-FOOT ARTICULATED BUSES 64 COACH BUSES 11,621 BUS STOPS
950 300+ MILES OF BUS BUS SHELTERS ONLY SHOULDER
8 ELECTRIC BUSES
METRO BLUE LINE AND GREEN LINE
89% 81% BLUE LINE GREEN LINE BLUE ON-TIME ON-TIME LINE 32,973 PERFORMANCE PERFORMANCE 27 BOMBARDIER LIGHT RAIL VEHICLES GREEN 44,004 2,569 29,835 LINE BLUE AND AVG. VEHICLE GREEN LINE MILES BETWEEN PARK & RIDE SERVICE CALL AVG. WEEKDAY BOARDINGS SPACES
64 SIEMENS LIGHT RAIL VEHICLES
5 SHARED STATIONS 14 BLUE LINE STATIONS 18 GREEN LINE STATIONS
NORTHSTAR COMMUTER RAIL RIDESHARE 14,581 GUARANTEED RIDE HOME REGISTRANTS
23,974 1,109 93% RIDESHARE AVERAGE MONTHLY COMMUTER ACCOUNTS CARPOOL 6 COMMUTER RAIL LOCOMOTIVES RAIL ON-TIME PARTICIPANTS PERFORMANCE 369 AVERAGE 1.4 million 2,943 VANPOOL USERS TOTAL VANPOOL MILES PARK & RIDE SPACES
18 COMMUTER RAIL CARS 26,973 AVG. VEHICLE 2,739 MILES BETWEEN VEHICLE FAILURE AVG. WEEKDAY BOARDINGS
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