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Annual Ridership. (Past 3 years) By Payment Type/Method Fare Revenue Distribution Cash Fare $1.50 13.90% SmarTrip Base Fare $1.50 32.10% ATC Transfer Free 13.80% DASH Pass $35.00/month 10.00% Regional Passes -- 5.90% Metrorail-to-Bus Transfer $1.00 14.50% Regional Bus Transfer Free 5.90% Metro Flash Pass -- 0.50% DASH & Metro Tokens Face Value 0.80% Contract Trips -- Lunch Loop Free 1.40% Fare Revenue Distribution PTO I.D. Trips -- 0.90% • Total Ridership 3,741,499 • Average Fare 87.6¢ • SmarTrip Payment 65% • Cash and Paper products 35% By Transit Mode DASH has an average of 3.7 million bus trips per year.
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Annual Ridership. By Payment Type/Method The following estimates assume continued, typical growth in Arlington ridership: Fare Type Non-SmarTrip SmarTrip Single Trip (Full Fare) 175,000 15,660,000 Single Trip (Senior/Disabled) 19,404 126,000 IDs 175,000 N/A Metro Access 10,000 N/A Token 23,592 N/A Student Fare 40,692 N/A Transfers N/A 406,000 7-Day Regional Bus Pass (Full Fare) N/A 172,000 7-Day Regional Bus Pass (S/D) N/A 36,000 Non SmarTrip payment (cash, ID) = 19% SmarTrip payment (passes, stored value, transfers) = 81% By Transit Mode Although a small system, ridership on ART continues to grow.
Annual Ridership. By Payment Type/Method and Transit Mode Garage Ridership SmarTrip Cash Huntington 6 million rides / year 40% 60% Herndon 3.5 million rides / year 79% 21% West Ox 1.5 million rides / year 80% 20%
Annual Ridership. By Payment Type/Method and Transit Mode Service FY09 FY10 FY11 Service Code 1 ($7.00 fare to Rosslyn, Pentagon, Crystal City, & DC) 715,882 804,223 956,313 Service Code 2 ($2.00 fare to West Falls Church Metro and Reverse Commute) 173,214 162,601 173,750 Service Code 4 ($3.00 fare to Xxxxxx Xxxxxx) X/X X/X X/X – new service Currently, over 98% of Loudoun County boardings use SmarTrip. The remainder of the rides include cash payment, or Loudoun County employees, who ride for free when they display their badge. Loudoun employees make up a very small percentage of riders.
Annual Ridership. By Payment Type/Method January 2011 through July 2011Full Fare 30-Day Pass 12.5% • Full Fare 7-Day Pass 20.9% • Full Fare 1-Day Pass 18.3% • Reduced Fare 7-Day Pass 1.3% • Reduced Fare 30-Day Pass 5.1% • Stored Value Full Fare 39.6% • Stored Value Reduced Fare 2.3% In Light Rail & Metro, Credit Sales account for 25.5% of transactions and Cash Sales account for the remaining 74.5% in Calendar Year 2011. Credit is not accepted on buses. By Transit Mode MTA Average Weekday Ridership Year 2008 2009 2010 Bus 222,205 232,857 231,795 Metro 46,857 45,497 44,970 Light Rail 25,754 28,152 26,341 MARC 31,216 32,454 32,646 Commuter Bus 14,630 16,025 15,772 Traditional Mobility 3,269 3,642 4,038 Taxi Access 1,000 000 000 TOTAL 344,887 334,850 356,367
Annual Ridership. By Payment Type/Method Fare Payment Type FY09 FY10 FY11 Police flash 946 1,838 21,940 Promo/Special Counts Flash 60,288 115,120 11,817 2 Week Flash 3,141,815 2,696,808 -- 20 Trip Flash 234,920 -- -- College Flash 1,495,069 1,642,543 1,781,926 Cash 5,958,416 4,671,342 3,424,533 Day Pass Flash 1,168,805 1,891,146 -- Senior flash 1,634,156 1,733,665 1,018,863 Employee Flash 207,063 249,405 123,522 Courtesy Flash 96,100 77,105 158,686 Monthly Flash -- 23,864 3,199,538 Youth Flash 404,059 457,550 2,219,420 Free 1,494,775 869,075 1,025,626 Transfer Flash 6,820,822 3,591,334 -- SmartTrip Stored 6,806,641 9,732,957 12,123,526 SmartTrip Senior 99,048 137,782 696,212 SmartTrip Other 4,468 3,604 19,702 SmartTrip Metro Weekly -- -- 894,206 TOTALS 29,627,391 27,895,138 26,719,517 By Transit Mode Annual Ridership: • FY09: 29,627,391 • FY10: 27,895,138 • FY11: 26,719,517
Annual Ridership. By Payment Type/Method Data Source: Cubic Hummingbird Report P501 - "SmarTrip Ridership Percentage by Trip and Route" September 1, 2008 - September 1, 2011: • OmniLink - SmarTrip Use 10.55% Non-SmarTrip Use 89.45% • OmniLink Cross County - SmarTrip Use 11.62% Non-SmarTrip Use 88.38% • OmniRide Metro Direct - SmarTrip Use 75.53% Non-SmarTrip Use 24.47%
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Annual Ridership. By Payment Type/Method Fare Instrument 2008 2009 2010 Disabled SN 51,050 67,453 69,812 Cash Ride FF 796,586 587,994 570,407 Cash Ride SN 270,668 218,216 227,080 Cash Ride CH 46,943 61,145 62,584 Cash Ride ST 150,127 141,332 160,978 Cash Ride EM 157,031 373,184 485,253 Sell Day FF 989 2,913 283 NatCap Reg Day 4,157 8,716 2,763 Courtesy Pass F 13,914 13,352 23,652 Fare Instrument 2008 2009 2010 Dept Corr Coup 7,527 6,411 11,326 Flash Pass FF 231,138 224,945 60,993 Promo Pass FF 000 000 0000 Xfr Bus FF 159,908 - - Xfr Rail FF 32,344 338 547 UPS FF 5,323 3,298 6,859 Free FF 5,331 4,704 23,251 SmarTrip Fare Instrument Stored Value FF 1,352,704 1,656,776 1,752,908 Stored Value SN 23,948 40,615 60,699 Stored Value ST 395 587 574 Stored Value EM 838 486 904 Mbus WkPass FF - 23 44,329 Mbus WkPass S/D - 4 3,452 Mtro Employee EM - 20 ALP SB Trn FF - - 2,205 ALP SB Trn FF R - - 17 ALP SB Trn FF N - - 134 TOTAL 3,377,885 3,413,120 3,572,475 By Transit Mode Transit Mode 2008 2009 2010 Bus 2,413,061 2,531,911 2,696,627 Bus Transfer 618,144 479,750 483,310 Rail Transfer 280,109 401,459 392,538

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