Data & Statistics

Tables and charts with relevant and latest information

• South Korea: Operator-wise annual ridership trend on Seoul Metro [free access]

  November 1, 2019
  The Seoul Metro network comprises nine lines, which collectively span around 340 km and cover over 300 stations.

• South Korea: Annual ridership trend on Busan Metro and LRT

  November 1, 2019
  Busan Metro comprises four lines, which collectively span around 115 km and cover 114 stations.

• South Korea: Annual ridership trend on Daejeon Metro

  November 1, 2019
  The Daejeon Metro line spans over 22 km, covers 22 stations, and is operated by the Daejeon Metropolitan Rapid Transit Corporation.

• Argentina: Ridership on Buenos Aires commuter rail network during 2008-18 [free access]

  October 1, 2019
  The Buenos Aires commuter rail network comprises seven lines that collectively span 951.3 km and cover 272 stations.

• Argentina: Expansion of the metro and light rail network in Buenos Aires during 2010-19

  October 1, 2019
  The Buenos Aires Metro comprises six lines which collectively span 108.71 km and cover 87 stations.

• Argentina: Buenos Aires Metro and Premetro ridership during 2010-19

  October 1, 2019
  In 2018, the Buenos Aires Metro and Premetro network reported an annual ridership (sum of passengers who pay regular fares, passengers who pay discounted fares, and passengers who do not purchase tickets) of 480.41 million passengers.

• United States: Valley Metro LRT ridership during FY2014–19

  September 1, 2019
  Valley Metro LRT ridership witnessed a 0.38 per cent decline from FY2014-15 to FY2015-16.

• United States: Valley Metro Express Bus service ridership during FY2014–19 [free access]

  September 1, 2019
  During FY2014-15 to FY2018-19, an annual average decline of 2.64 per cent has been witnessed in the Express Bus ridership in Valley Metro.

• United States: Valley Metro local bus ridership during FY2014–19

  September 1, 2019
  In FY2018-19, regional public transportation ridership was recorded to be more than 66 million passengers, increasing by 0.8 million riders vis-à-vis FY2017-18.

• South East Asia: Network expansion

  August 1, 2019
  A total of 74 urban rail systems spanning over 1,500 km and four bus rapid transit (BRT) systems spanning 88 km are undergoing expansion in South East Asia.

• South East Asia: Urban rail projects having investment over USD2 billion

  August 1, 2019
  There are seven urban rail projects in South East Asia that involve an investment of over USD2 billion.

• South East Asia: Contracts awarded for urban rail during July 2018–July 2019 [free access]

  August 1, 2019
  During the period July 2018–July 2019, a total of 17 contracts were awarded for urban rail systems.

• Kuwait: Bus ridership during 2013–2017

  July 1, 2019
  Buses in Kuwait are operated by both, the government and the private sector.

• Kuwait: Operational efficiency of KPTC [free access]

  July 1, 2019
  During 2013–2017, Kuwait Public Transport Company (KPTC) reduced its fleet size by over 50 per cent as its fleet was under-utilised.

• Kuwait: Operational efficiency of buses operated by private companies

  July 1, 2019
  During 2013–2017, private transportation companies reduced their bus fleets by over 10 per cent.

• Europe: HSR network indicators in select nations

  June 1, 2019
  Spain’s high speed rail (HSR) network will undergo maximum expansion.

• Europe: Funding of select HSR projects [free access]

  June 1, 2019
  Most of the high speed rail (HSR) projects in Europe funded by the European Union have not been completed on time and within the set budget.

• Europe: Funding for HSR development and expansion

  June 1, 2019
  Funding for high speed rail (HSR) projects in Europe comes from the European Union (EU) in two forms: direct management and shared management. Under direct management, the funding is directly managed by the EU or allied agencies.

• Chile: Region-wise bus fleet

  May 1, 2019
  As of February 2019, Chile has 36,769 buses.

• Chile: Mini-bus fleet

  May 1, 2019
  As of February 2019, Chile has 963 mini-buses.