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Amtrak fact sheet: Northeast Corridor sector Passengers boarding/detraining, Routes 2010-2016 (in thousands) Acela - Multiple trains daily Metroliner - Multiple trains daily 11,899.0 Regional - Multiple trains daily 11,409.5 11,387.4 11,628.8 11,689.2 10,892.8 10,174.5 Service notes Clockers transferred to NJT 10/2005 Service area Population within 25 miles of an NEC station: 78.3 million ( unique to this sector) Population within 50 miles: 97.4 million 36 cities (0 unique) in 11 states 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 Quick recap, 2016 (arrivals and departures) Trips by length, 2016 Coach/ First/ Business Sleeper Total Legend Coach/business First/sleeper Passengers 11,531,632 367,341 11,898,973 Distance Passengers Average trip 165 miles 198 miles 166 miles 0-99 27.7% Average fare $ 97.00 $248.00 $101.00 100- 199 30.4% Average yield, per mi 58.6¢ 124.9¢ 61.1¢ 200- 299 39.5% 300- 399 1.6% 400- 499 0.8% Busiest stations, 2016 (arrivals and departures) 500- 599 <0.1% 1. New York, NY 7,501,439 2. Washington, DC 4,186,831 3. Philadelphia, PA 3,195,247 4. Boston, MA 1,513,605 5. Baltimore, MD 909,912 6. Providence, RI 704,268 7. BWI Airport, MD 639,909 8. Wilmington, DE 625,668 9. Boston--Back Bay, MA 595,687 10. Newark, NJ 526,291 11. New Haven, CT 482,826 12. Rte. 128, MA 442,686 13. Stamford, CT 385,121 14. Trenton, NJ 374,848 15. Metropark, NJ 335,491 16. New Carrollton, MD 159,015 17. West Kingston, RI 157,993 18. New London, CT 153,505 19. Newark--Liberty, NJ 135,075 20. New Rochelle, NY 84,933 505 Capitol Ct NE #300 Washington, DC 20002 (202) 408-8362 www.narprail.org Copyright 2017 National Association of Railroad Passengers Amtrak fact sheet: State Supported sector Passengers boarding/detraining, Routes 2010-2016 (in thousands) Ethan Allen - Daily service Vermonter - Daily service 15,378.9 Downeaster - Multiple trains daily 15,042.0 14,704.1 14,659.7 14,682.1 14,166.3 Keystone - Multiple trains daily Empire/Maple Leaf - Multiple trains daily 13,107.2 Lincoln Service - Multiple trains daily Hiawatha - Multiple trains daily Wolverine - Multiple trains daily Illini/Saluki - Multiple trains daily IL Zephyr/Carl Sandburg - Multiple trains daily Heartland Flyer - Daily service Pacific Surfliner - Multiple trains daily Cascades - Multiple trains daily Capitols - Multiple trains daily San Joaquins - Multiple trains daily Adirondack - Daily service Blue Water - Daily service VA Service/Lynchburg - Daily service 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 VA Service/Norfolk - Daily service VA Service/Richmond - Daily service Quick recap, 2016 (arrivals and departures) Hoosier State - 4 trains/wk Missouri River Runner - Multiple trains daily Coach/ First/ Pennsylvanian - Daily service Business Sleeper Total Pere Marquette - Daily service Passengers 13,648,753 1,033,351 14,682,104 Carolinian - Daily service Piedmont - Daily service Average trip 126 miles 166 miles 128 miles Average fare $ 29.00 $ 59.00 $ 31.00 Service notes Average yield, per mi 23.3¢ 35.6¢ 24.4¢ Lincoln Service doubled 10/30/2006 Saluki begun 10/30/2006 Busiest stations, 2016 (arrivals and departures) Carl Sandburg begun 10/30/2006 5th Downeaster round trip added 8/2007 1. New York, NY 2,287,295 Virginia Service to Lynchburg begun 10/2009 Virginia Service to Norfolk begun 12/12/2012 2. Chicago, IL 2,130,254 3. Los Angeles, CA 1,097,300 4. Sacramento, CA 918,278 Service area 5. Philadelphia, PA 909,389 6. Albany-Rensselaer, NY 714,505 Population within 25 miles of an SS station: 7. San Diego, CA 685,917 261 million (52.1 million unique to this sector) 8. Milwaukee, WI 564,303 Population within 50 miles: 9. Lancaster, PA 551,018 315.4 million (36.9 million unique) 10. Harrisburg, PA 500,966 301 cities (179 unique) in 28 states 11. Bakersfield, CA 480,888 12. Emeryville, CA 469,977 13. Seattle, WA 463,617 Trips by length, 2016 14. Boston-North, MA 419,231 15. Portland, OR 403,088 Legend Coach/business First/sleeper 16. Solana Beach, CA 380,918 Distance Passengers 17. Davis, CA 363,499 0-99 43.7% 18. Fresno, CA 362,526 100- 199 39.0% 19. Irvine, CA 354,201 200- 299 11.4% 20. Martinez, CA 323,741 300- 399 3.9% 400- 499 1.5% 500- 599 0.3% 600- 699 0.1% 505 Capitol Ct NE #300 700- 799 <0.1% Washington, DC 20002 (202) 408-8362 Note: Ridership figures prior to FY14 have been www.narprail.org revised to include Empire Service, Hoosier State, Copyright 2017 National Association of Railroad Passengers Maple Leaf, Michigan Service and Pennsylvanian, all part of the former Medium Distance sector. Amtrak fact sheet: Long Distance sector Passengers boarding/detraining, Routes 2010-2016 (in thousands) Silver Star - Daily service Cardinal - 3 trains/wk 4,736.2 4,753.9 Silver Meteor - Daily service 4,543.2 4,655.5 4,392.6 4,521.8 4,488.5 Empire Builder - Daily service Capitol Limited - Daily service California Zephyr - Daily service Southwest Chief - Daily service City of New Orleans - Daily service Texas Eagle - Daily service Sunset Limited - 3 trains/wk Coast Starlight - Daily service Lake Shore Limited - Daily service Palmetto - Daily service Crescent - Daily service Auto Train - Daily service Service notes 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 Three Rivers ended 5/2005 Sunset Limited suspended east of NOL, 9/2005 Quick recap, 2016 (arrivals and departures) Coach/ First/ Business Sleeper Total Service area Passengers 3,956,825 698,629 4,655,454 Average trip 494 miles 991 miles 569 miles Population within 25 miles of an LD station: Average fare $ 71.00 $266.00 $100.00 344.3 million (144.9 million unique to this sector) Average yield, per mi 14.3¢ 26.8¢ 17.6¢ Population within 50 miles: 452.2 million (190.2 million unique) 324 cities (217 unique) in 41 states Busiest stations, 2016 (arrivals and departures) 1. Chicago, IL 1,059,799 Trips by length, 2016 2. New York, NY 471,813 Legend Coach/business First/sleeper 3. Washington, DC 426,011 4. Los Angeles, CA 266,971 Distance Passengers 5. Sanford, FL 238,341 0-99 6.1% 6. New Orleans, LA 179,537 100- 199 16.8% 7. Portland, OR 175,014 200- 299 14.5% 8. Seattle, WA 165,233 300- 399 9.3% 9. Philadelphia, PA 157,526 400- 499 8.8% 10. Denver, CO 136,410 500- 599 7.7% 11. Orlando, FL 134,190 600- 699 5.4% 12. Albany-Rensselaer, NY 127,655 700- 799 5.1% 13. Sacramento, CA 118,562 800- 899 9.1% 14. Tampa, FL 105,745 900- 999 3.7% 15. Emeryville, CA 100,676 1000-1099 2.1% 16. Richmond, VA 94,103 1100-1199 2.5% 17. St. Paul, MN 92,155 1200-1299 1.2% 18. Atlanta, GA 78,241 1300-1399 2.0% 19. St. Louis, MO 76,003 1400-1499 0.8% 20. Albuquerque, NM 75,651 1500-1599 0.4% 1600-1699 0.7% 1700-1799 0.4% 1800-1899 0.5% 1900-1999 0.3% 505 Capitol Ct NE #300 Washington, DC 20002 2000+ 2.7% (202) 408-8362 www.narprail.org Copyright 2017 National Association of Railroad Passengers.
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