Jacksonville's Busiest Transit Routes
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Ever wonder what are the busiest transit routes by daily ridership in Jacksonville? Look no further because this list provides the answers you seek. However, you may be surprised at what route in town generates more daily ridership than the rest.
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With some of the bus routes twice or greater the length of others, I wonder what routes would come out on top per vehicle mile.
Where are the ridership stats from? JTA's website?
The statistics come from a request to JTA to provide them.
Extend the Skyway......somewhere.
Is the ridership on the skyway so high cause it it free? ......or are the Urban outdoorsmen riding back and forth in the HVAC?
think the title should be the busiest Public transit routes, the fuller warren and blanding blvd kills all those
Overstreet not as many "urban outdoorsman" on the Skyway as you might think.
Well they've kill the NAS traffic by not offering the Navy boys or the many civilian contractors a mass transit option that goes anywhere but in a circle. What other city would have an employer with 10,000 employees, many living in mixed use on site developments and not offer a link into downtown? ½ of that workforce probably lives in Orange Park... Anybody home?
The stellar ridership on the urban potato chip truck 'trolley' is proof enough that faux anything is simply faux nothing. This rolling sludge muffin needs to be taken to the glue factory and shot.
Let's put a REAL small size electric bus on this most urban route, one with low floors and wide wheelchair/bike accessible entries and exits.
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