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Toronto Transit Commission Ridership and Cost Statistics for Bus and Streetcar Routes, 2011 Toronto Transit Commission Ridership and cost statistics for bus and streetcar routes, 2011 Customers Vehicles in Vehicles in Hours Kilometres Cost Mode/ per day, morning afternoon per day, per day, per day, Route note Mon-Fri peak period peak period Mon-Fri Mon-Fri Mon-Fri 192 Airport Rocket 4,200 4 5 90 3,300 $14,200 117 Alness 2,800 5 4 45 800 $6,300 5 Avenue Rd (3) 1,800 4 3 50 720 $6,100 61 Avenue Rd North 3,200 4 4 60 900 $7,500 7 Bathurst 24,300 20 17 310 5,500 $39,400 511 Bathurst SC 17,600 10 10 170 2,100 $29,700 160 Bathurst North (1) 3,800 3 3 45 720 $5,600 6 Bay 7,600 14 11 150 1,800 $18,400 11 Bayview and 28 Davisville (2) 9,500 13 10 160 2,800 $21,400 9 Bellamy (3) 4,100 5 5 75 1,700 $10,100 17 Birchmount (1) 9,800 12 8 140 3,100 $19,400 49 Bloor West 3,100 4 3 45 880 $6,300 21 Brimley 8,900 9 9 120 2,500 $16,700 8 Broadview 920 1 1 20 330 $2,400 50 Burnhamthorpe 3,100 5 3 50 950 $6,900 120 Calvington (3) 1,100 2 2 40 800 $5,000 506 Carlton SC 40,900 32 27 440 6,500 $83,700 126 Christie 2,600 2 2 30 360 $3,400 20 Cliffside 6,1006,100 5 5 75 1,4001,400 $9,700$9,700 87 Cosburn 8,200 9 8 110 1,900 $14,200 22 Coxwell 6,600 3 4 70 980 $8,300 42 Cummer (3) 7,200 15 12 170 3,800 $23,700 113 Danforth 4,200 4 4 55 970 $7,300 127 Davenport 1,500 3 2 45 730 $5,600 23 Dawes 6,200 6 5 65 910 $8,600 25 Don Mills 40,800 34 29 450 8,900 $60,900 108 Downsview 6,400 8 5 95 1,900 $12,700 101 Downsview Park (3) 210 1 1 17 290 $2,100 502 Downtowner and SC(2) 7,800 13 11 100 1,400 $23,900 503 Kingston Rd 125 Drewry 2,900 4 3 40 700 $5,600 29 Dufferin 39,700 31 31 510 8,300 $64,100 105 Dufferin North (1) 2,400 2 2 35 680 $4,600 505 Dundas SC 31,900 19 20 320 4,100 $56,700 26 Dupont (3) 3,800 6 6 90 1,400 $11,400 111 East Mall 6,000 5 5 80 1,800 $10,900 34 Eglinton East (3) 26,900 25 23 320 5,700 $42,400 32 Eglinton West 41,200 51 38 610 10,300 $79,800 15 Evans 2,400 4 4 55 1,100 $7,500 104 Faywood 3,300 4 4 65 1,300 $8,500 April 2011 Toronto Transit Commission Page 1 Toronto Transit Commission Ridership and cost statistics for bus and streetcar routes, 2011 Customers Vehicles in Vehicles in Hours Kilometres Cost Mode/ per day, morning afternoon per day, per day, per day, Route note Mon-Fri peak period peak period Mon-Fri Mon-Fri Mon-Fri 39 Finch East, 139 Finch-Don Mills, and (2) 45,200 63 50 760 18,400 $108,600 199 Finch Rocket 36 Finch West 38,100 35 39 540 10,900 $72,800 100 Flemingdon Park 15,800 20 14 260 5,300 $35,100 33 Forest Hill (3) 620 1 1 19 280 $2,300 135 Gerrard 2,200 2 2 35 630 $4,300 14 Glencairn (3) 1,800 3 3 45 790 $6,000 122 Graydon Hall 4,200 6 5 75 1,500 $10,000 31 Greenwood 3,700 3 3 45 580 $5,400 38 Highland Creek 8,600 8 10 150 3,400 $20,400 191 Highway 27 Rocket 9,000 14 14 170 5,300 $27,000 169 Huntingwood (3) 1,600 4 3 65 1,300 $8,500 37 Islington (1) 16,500 16 15 260 5,500 $35,100 110 Islington South 9,000 9 10 130 2,300 $17,100 35 Jane (1) 39,300 34 32 490 9,300 $64,600 83 Jones 2,100 3 2 35 490 $4,200 40 Junction 4,800 3 4 55 730 $6,600 41 Keele 24,600 24 28 340 6,400 $46,000 1070 Keele North (1) 1,600600 5 56 65 1,200200 $8 $8,800 800 43 Kennedy (3) 14,500 9 12 180 3,400 $23,600 504 King and 508 Lake Shore SC(2) 57,300 44 38 580 8,100 $111,100 12 Kingston Rd 6,400 9 8 130 2,400 $17,200 45 Kipling 18,900 23 22 290 7,200 $42,400 44 Kipling South 9,400 9 8 110 2,200 $15,200 30 Lambton 2,500 4 3 50 980 $6,800 47 Lansdowne 15,400 12 10 180 2,900 $22,800 54 Lawrence East 33,800 41 37 550 11,600 $75,400 52 Lawrence West 22,400 21 19 270 5,200 $36,600 56 Leaside (3) 3,300 5 4 65 1,100 $8,300 51 Leslie 4,000 8 7 100 2,200 $13,900 64 Main 6,100 4 4 60 770 $7,200 58 Malton (1) 17,000 15 20 280 5,700 $36,900 59 Maple Leaf 2,700 6 4 65 1,100 $8,600 102 Markham Rd (1) 20,800 20 17 280 5,600 $37,500 46 Martin Grove 6,800 9 8 130 2,900 $18,000 16 McCowan 9,800 8 8 120 2,200 $15,400 129 McCowan North (1) 13,100 11 10 160 3,300 $21,700 130 Middlefield 2,000 3 3 40 900 $5,800 57 Midland 11,900 13 9 150 3,100 $20,600 132 Milner 2,200 4 3 50 1,200 $6,900 April 2011 Toronto Transit Commission Page 2 Toronto Transit Commission Ridership and cost statistics for bus and streetcar routes, 2011 Customers Vehicles in Vehicles in Hours Kilometres Cost Mode/ per day, morning afternoon per day, per day, per day, Route note Mon-Fri peak period peak period Mon-Fri Mon-Fri Mon-Fri 116 Morningside (3) 21,300 22 26 350 8,900 $50,300 62 Mortimer 2,900 3 3 45 780 $5,900 74 Mt Pleasant (3) 1,100 2 2 30 360 $3,500 103 Mt Pleasant North 1,400 2 2 35 590 $4,600 133 Neilson 9,600 9 11 160 3,400 $21,300 131 Nugget 6,600 13 11 120 2,600 $17,900 70 O'Connor 8,300 6 7 100 1,700 $13,200 63 Ossington 21,600 14 14 240 3,300 $28,900 72 Pape 8,900 7 7 120 1,700 $14,300 65 Parliament 3,800 2 3 45 520 $5,200 67 Pharmacy 4,700 6 6 80 1,600 $11,000 167 Pharmacy North (3) 1,100 2 2 40 750 $4,900 66 Prince Edward 4,100 5 4 70 1,300 $9,300 134 Progress 8,100 8 7 110 2,200 $14,500 501 Queen SC 43,500 31 31 570 8,600 $101,400 80 Queensway (3) 1,600 3 3 55 1,200 $7,200 109 Ranee 5,300 3 5 65 1,000 $8,000 48 Rathburn 2,200 4 3 50 1,200 $7,000 161 Rogers Rd 6,3006,300 7 7 110 1,8001,800 $14,400$14,400 82 Rosedale 1,200 1 1 18 310 $2,300 73 Royal York (3) 8,300 9 8 150 3,300 $19,800 76 Royal York South (3) 9,000 9 8 120 2,200 $15,900 71 Runnymede 3,500 4 4 70 1,200 $8,600 86 Scarborough (3) 16,400 25 18 290 7,000 $41,800 190 Scarborough Centre Rocket 10,100 9 11 130 2,700 $17,800 79 Scarlett Rd 7,400 13 11 150 2,800 $20,200 85 Sheppard East 27,100 29 28 430 9,100 $58,600 84 Sheppard West 15,700 16 14 210 4,200 $28,200 75 Sherbourne 5,200 4 5 70 880 $8,500 123 Shorncliffe 5,400 6 5 100 2,100 $13,100 115 Silver Hills (3) 1,100 2 2 35 680 $4,500 88 South Leaside 4,100 8 7 95 1,600 $12,600 510 Spadina and SC(2) 55,400 21 28 450 6,100 $78,400 509 Harbourfront 78 St Andrews 1,600 3 2 30 580 $4,100 512 St Clair SC 32,400 22 19 320 4,400 $59,000 53 Steeles East 23,400 34 39 490 10,500 $67,900 60 Steeles West 29,800 34 33 430 8,400 $58,600 124 Sunnybrook and (2)(3) 4,400 6 6 90 1,500 $11,400 162 Lawrence-Donway 77 Swansea 2,400 3 2 35 580 $4,700 April 2011 Toronto Transit Commission Page 3 Toronto Transit Commission Ridership and cost statistics for bus and streetcar routes, 2011 Customers Vehicles in Vehicles in Hours Kilometres Cost Mode/ per day, morning afternoon per day, per day, per day, Route note Mon-Fri peak period peak period Mon-Fri Mon-Fri Mon-Fri 168 Symington 7,600 8 7 110 1,600 $13,500 81 Thorncliffe Park 8,300 6 5 75 1,400 $10,000 10 Van Horne 1,600 3 3 25 460 $3,700 90 Vaughan 5,700 6 5 65 900 $8,400 24 Victoria Park and (1)(2) 23,500 28 24 340 6,800 $46,700 224 Victoria Park North 68 Warden (1) 16,200 21 13 210 4,600 $29,900 69 Warden South 5,400 5 4 70 1,300 $9,100 55 Warren Park 1,200 1 1 20 350 $2,600 94 Wellesley 9,000 7 6 110 1,400 $13,300 112 West Mall 7,900 13 9 150 3,300 $21,000 89 Weston 15,100 15 12 190 3,200 $25,100 165 Weston Rd North (1) 17,400 18 16 280 5,800 $37,300 98 Willowdale-Senlac 1,900 4 4 60 1,100 $7,700 96 Wilson (3) 24,700 29 26 410 8,800 $55,700 91 Woodbine 5,200 9 8 110 2,100 $14,900 92 Woodbine South 3,400 3 3 40 620 $5,300 97 Yonge 3,300 7 7 110 1,900 $14,300 95 York Mills 24,700 39 27 410 8,600 $56,900 106 York University and (2) 26,800 29 24 400 9,700 $56,600 196 York University Rocket Explanation of mode/note: Ridership information is from detailed passenger counts that are taken approximately every other year.
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