TransLink's September ridership rebound from 2019 exceeded the Canadian average
Metro Vancouverites returned to taking transit in September in proportionally greater numbers than did others who live in urban areas across the country.
TransLink's ridership at the time had increased to an average of about 330,000 daily riders, Quinn said. "Fewer people were working from home in September 2022," it explained in a statement. "With students heading back to school and more people returning to workplaces amid elevated gas prices, public transit ridership reached its highest level since the onset of the pandemic."Total revenue at those systems reached $273 million in September – a 44.3-per-cent increase from about 189.2 million in September 2021.
TransLink's surprisingly high amount of revenue generated in the first six months of 2022 helped it post a $114.2 million surplus in that time period, compared to what was expected to be a $37.8 million deficit.
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