Mode of Access To and From Sample Clauses

Mode of Access To and From the 95 Express‌ Respondents were asked to provide their mode of access to and from the 95 Express bus service. Responses are provided in Figures 21 and 22. Results from the 2008 UPA survey are included for comparison, although only the northbound direction is included to match the circumstances of the 2009 survey. Figure 21 Mode of Access to 95 Express Bus Figure 22 Mode of Egress from 95 Express Bus Figures 21 and 22 show that almost half the 95 Express bus ridership walked to access the northbound 95 Express service, while around one third drove alone and parked near the service. At the end of the northbound trip, almost half the 95 Express bus users drove alone to their final destination, with the remainder either walking, being picked up by car, or transferring to other bus routes. Again, there is a high correlation between 2008 and 2009 samples. Riders with walking elements to their trip were asked how many blocks they walked. The average number of blocks walked to the 95 Express bus was 1.89 (118 respondents). The average number of blocks walked from the 95 Express bus to the final destination is 1.85 (44 respondents).
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