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Now the system beats out the ridership of every metro line in mainland China except Beijing's.

Ridership on this initial segment would be slight, making it impossible to operate the train without taxpayer subsidies.

That prompted the Railway Ministry to announce Saturday that it was reducing service on the flagship line as a result of low ridership.

Lowenthal chairs the Senate's transportation committee, which is beginning to examine the projected ridership figures .

With an annual ridership exceeding a billion patrons, the New York City subway system gets it share of oddities throughout the year.

Adding to the ridership doubts is the fact that California's cities, like Florida's, are sprawling.

This single innovation has boosted ridership for low-income groups, another Bank metrorail program development objective.

The steps also are expected to increase public-transportation ridership by four million, authorities said.

After running smoothly all morning, the spinning Mad Tea Party abruptly stopped meeting precalculated ridership goals.

The new urban and suburban lifestyles have helped boost public transportation and reversed a 40-year trend of declining transit ridership.

Ridership projections are typically way overshot, too, though not as whoppingly so as in Florida and California.

Ridership has already shattered the figures of other bus systems in Asia.

But LYNX attracts only 20, 000 daily riders, about 4% the ridership rate of New York City's subway system.

And the ridership projections are vetted by the same people who want to build 16, 000 km of high-speed rail.

Ridership on Amtrak is up as much as 40 percent on some routes compared to last year. 40%?

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