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SOURCE
U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Transit Administration, National Transit Database
DEFINITION
Number of unlinked passenger trips, 2002. "Transit ridership data in this table are based on urban transit agencies that are required to report information to the federal government because they applied for or are direct beneficiaries of urbanized area formula grants (49 USC 5307). Transit agencies with nine or fewer vehicles that would otherwise need to report under this definition typically receive a waiver from detailed reporting and, thus, are not included in the database. Data are assigned to the state of a transit agency's mailing address."
Transportation Statistics > Public Transportation > Annual unlinked passenger trips (most recent) by state
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| Rank |
States
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Amount
(top to bottom)
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| #1 | New York: | 3,111,235,000 | |
| #2 | California: | 1,377,987,000 | |
| #3 | Illinois: | 610,229,000 | |
| #4 | Pennsylvania: | 421,406,000 | |
| #5 | Massachusetts: | 417,318,000 | |
| #6 | District of Columbia: | 391,304,000 | |
| #7 | New Jersey: | 357,341,000 | |
| #8 | Texas: | 293,828,000 | |
| #9 | Florida: | 203,105,000 | |
| #10 | Georgia: | 175,429,000 | |
| #11 | Washington: | 170,529,000 | |
| #12 | Maryland: | 141,217,000 | |
| #13 | Ohio: | 128,247,000 | |
| #14 | Oregon: | 114,876,000 | |
| #15 | Michigan: | 89,461,000 | |
| #16 | Wisconsin: | 88,825,000 | |
| #17 | Colorado: | 88,477,000 | |
| #18 | Minnesota: | 81,346,000 | |
| #19 | Hawaii: | 74,661,000 | |
| #20 | Louisiana: | 72,950,000 | |
| #21 | Missouri: | 65,192,000 | |
| #22 | Nevada: | 60,568,000 | |
| #23 | Arizona: | 60,220,000 | |
| #24 | Virginia: | 51,641,000 | |
| #25 | Connecticut: | 46,552,000 | |
| #26 | North Carolina: | 39,017,000 | |
| #27 | Utah: | 29,687,000 | |
| #28 | Indiana: | 29,089,000 | |
| #29 | Tennessee: | 26,256,000 | |
| #30 | Kentucky: | 22,857,000 | |
| #31 | Iowa: | 16,981,000 | |
| #32 | Rhode Island: | 14,794,000 | |
| #33 | Oklahoma: | 9,033,000 | |
| #34 | New Mexico: | 9,030,000 | |
| #35 | South Carolina: | 9,013,000 | |
| #36 | Delaware: | 8,298,000 | |
| #37 | Alabama: | 5,558,000 | |
| #38 | Nebraska: | 5,221,000 | |
| #39 | Arkansas: | 4,929,000 | |
| #40 | Kansas: | 4,554,000 | |
| #41 | Alaska: | 3,467,000 | |
| #42 | West Virginia: | 3,453,000 | |
| #43 | Maine: | 3,233,000 | |
| #44 | Montana: | 2,024,000 | |
| #45 | Idaho: | 1,678,000 | |
| #46 | Vermont: | 1,633,000 | |
| #47 | North Dakota: | 1,512,000 | |
| #48 | Mississippi: | 1,454,000 | |
| #49 | South Dakota: | 1,010,000 | |
| #50 | New Hampshire: | 695,000 | |
| #51 | Wyoming: | 181,000 | |
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Total: |
8,948,601,000 |
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Weighted average: |
175,462,764.7 |
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DEFINITION: Number of unlinked passenger trips, 2002. "Transit ridership data in this table are based on urban transit agencies that are required to report information to the federal government because they applied for or are direct beneficiaries of urbanized area formula grants (49 USC 5307). Transit agencies with nine or fewer vehicles that would otherwise need to report under this definition typically receive a waiver from detailed reporting and, thus, are not included in the database. Data are assigned to the state of a transit agency's mailing address."
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Transit Administration, National Transit Database
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