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1, Poor road conditions, however, sent ridership above normal rush hour levels, a spokeswoman said.
2, Population density and ridership doesn't justify rail infrastructure yet.
3, In Washington, Metrorail has had six record-setting ridership days in June alone.
4, And the ridership projections are vetted by the same people who want to build 16,000 km of high-speed rail.
5, They point to long-distance routes where ridership jumped 15 percent in May as evidence that railways can compete with airlines, as the rising cost of jet fuel pushes up air fares.
6, This single innovation has boosted ridership for low-income groups, another Bank metrorail program development objective.
7, Now the system beats out the ridership of every metro line in mainland China except Beijing's.
8, Increases in prices and ridership make it difficult to predict budgetary expenses.
9, Casualties are falling and cycle "ridership" is way up — bicycle commuting in the heart of the city increased 35% between 2007 and 2008, according to the department of transportation (DOT).
10, Ridership has already shattered the figures of other bus systems in Asia.
11, Ridership on this initial segment would be slight, making it impossible to operate the train without taxpayer subsidies.
12, "It depends on the service but certainly our ridership growth is linked to the fuel prices," he said in an interview.
13, Investors could get burned if Crossrail ridership falls below expectations or if the project faces delays.
14, Ridership on Amtrak has jumped by 18% over the past two years.
15, But the increase in public transportation ridership and the elimination of travel more than offset the aforementioned increase.
16, The ministry also announced it would reduce ticket prices to boost lagging ridership and would slow construction of high-speed lines to avoid outpacing public demand.
17, The new urban and suburban lifestyles have helped boost public transportation and reversed a 40-year trend of declining transit ridership.
18, That prompted the Railway Ministry to announce Saturday that it was reducing service on the flagship line as a result of low ridership.
19, Florida, for example, already did most of the spade work, including land acquisition and environmental-impact and ridership studies before Bush quashed its first HSR effort five years ago.
20, Amtrak, America's struggling passenger railroad, saw record numbers in May when ridership rose 12.3 percent from a year earlier, and ticket sales climbed 15.6 percent, according to company data.
21, Virginia Miller, a spokeswoman for the group, noted that fuel prices spiked in the spring of 2006 and public transit ridership rose. By the end of the summer prices declined, but ridership had not.
22, "It is necessary to consider modes at their best and worst ridership levels to understand the potential of the system, " said Chester.