Data & Statistics

Tables and charts with relevant and latest information

• Canada: Impact of COVID-19 on demand for public transport in select cities

  May 1, 2020
  The demand for public transport across multiple services has declined in Calgary, Edmonton, and Vancouver.

• New Zealand: Impact of COVID-19 on bus and rail ridership [free access]

  May 1, 2020
  In April 2020, ridership on the bus and rail network in Auckland, Wellington, and Christchurch contracted by over 84 per cent compared to ridership in April 2019.

• France: Impact of COVID-19 on the demand for public transport

  April 1, 2020
  The demand for public transport in many parts of France declined substantially in March 2020.

• Canada: Impact of COVID-19 on the demand for public transport in Toronto [free access]

  April 1, 2020
  The demand for public transport declined sharply across multiple services in Toronto in March 2020.

• United States: Impact of COVID-19 on the demand for public transport in Massachusetts and New Jersey

  April 1, 2020
  As per the data released by the Johns Hopkins University Center for Systems Science and Engineering (CSSE), Massachusetts and New Jersey have the highest number of cases of COVID-19 after New York state.

• Hong Kong: Rail ridership and rolling stock trends

  March 1, 2020
  Hong Kong has one of the largest urban rail networks in the world, spanning over 360 km.

• Hong Kong: Franchised buses ridership and fleet trends [free access]

  March 1, 2020
  As of December 2019, the bus operations have been outsourced to five operators: Citybus Limited, Kowloon Motor Bus Company (1993) Limited (KMB), New World First Bus Services Limited (NWFB), Long Win Bus Company Limited (LWB), and New Lantao Bus Company (1973) Limited (NLB).

• Hong Kong: Public light buses ridership and rolling stock trends

  March 1, 2020
  Public light buses comprise two types of services: Green minibuses and Red minibuses.

• United States: Bus rolling stock and ridership trends in New York [free access]

  February 1, 2020
  The New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) has the largest bus fleet in the US.

• United States: Commuter rail rolling stock and ridership trends in New York

  February 1, 2020
  In 2018 and the first three quarters of 2019, the New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) commuter rail network had the highest ridership in the US.

• United States: Subway infrastructure and ridership trends in New York

  February 1, 2020
  New York has one of the largest and busiest subway systems in the world.

• Mexico: Infrastructure and ridership trends of Mexico Metro [free access]

  January 1, 2020
  Mexico Metro is the busiest system in Latin America. In the last decade, the network increased by 12.4 per cent. Ridership on the network witnessed a fluctuating trend.

• Mexico: Infrastructure and ridership trends of Mexico LRT

  January 1, 2020
  The Mexico LRT system network has remained constant since 2010. However, ridership on the system has not been consistent.

• Mexico: Infrastructure and ridership trends of Mexico City Metrobus

  January 1, 2020
  Mexico Metrobus is one of the largest bus rapid transit (BRT) systems in the world.

• United Kingdom: Growth in network of LRT systems in England

  December 1, 2019
  The total light rail transit (LRT) network in England has increased from 159 km and 207 stations as part of five systems in 1995–96 to 347 km and 402 stations as part of eight systems in 2018–19.

• United Kingdom: Annual ridership trends for LRT systems in England [free access]

  December 1, 2019
  Ridership on eight light rail transit (LRT) systems in England has increased at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 4.62 per cent during FY1984–FY2019.

• United Kingdom: Rolling stock trends of light rail transit systems in England

  December 1, 2019
  The total installed base of rolling stock of eight light rail transit (LRT) systems in England is 512 tram cars (as on March 31, 2019).

• 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.