MBTA ridership in Boston hits highest level since pandemic began

3 years ago by alyaza [they/she] to c/citylife

RIDERSHIP ON THE MBTA in March reached its highest level since the pandemic began, with the slow-zone-plagued subway system the laggard among the various modes of travel. Total ridership reached 68 percent of pre-pandemic levels in March, led by commuter rail (80 percent of pre-pandemic levels), bus (79 percent), and ferry (64 percent). Ridership on(...)

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Demonstrable_Legume 3 points 3 years ago

Extra impressive considering how many slow zones still exist in the network. https://dashboard.transitmatters.org/slowzones

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