Length of Service Use Sample Clauses

Length of Service Use. ‌ Respondents were asked to report “how long have you been riding the 95 Express bus service?” The five month time period was specified in order to determine whether respondents had been riding prior to the opening of the Express Lanes on December 5, 2008. Figure 23 Length of use of the 95 Express bus Figure 23 shows that almost all respondents (92.1 percent) reported that they have been using the 95 Express bus for over five months, with 76.6 percent riding for over one year. This means that almost all respondents were riding the service before the Express Lanes were opened in December 2008.
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Length of Service Use. In the May 2010 survey, respondents were asked “When did you start riding this Express bus service?” and were given three options: • before December 2008 (prior to the Express Lanes) • between December 2008 and December 2009 (i.e., during Phase 1A); or • sometime during 2010 (i.e., after Phase 1B and the 3 new express routes began) Table 27: When passengers began riding the 95 Express Bus Frequency Percentage Before December 2008 316 28.2% Between December 2008 and December 2009 180 16.0% Sometime during 2010 626 55.8% Total 1,122 100.0% As mentioned in Section 2 (Project Description), the 95 Express Bus was already in operation prior to the start of the Express Lanes project in December 2008. Only 28% of the respondents in the May 2010 survey said they have been riding the 95 Express Bus since before the project began while 72% began riding it sometime after Phase 1A implementation. This indicates that the 95 Express Bus has indeed attracted new riders.
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