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9.9 billion trips taken on public transit in 2018, report says

April 22, 2019 Administrator

By Erik Bascome, SILive.com; April 18,2019 STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — While Americans took nearly 10 billion trips on public transportation…

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Posted in: Transit Filed under: 2018, 9.9 Billion Trips, American Public Transportation Association, APTA, Commuter Rail, Decline from previous year, Heavy Rail, Light Rail, Passenger miles outgrrew growth in vehicle miles, Passenger Train Stations, Passenger Trains, Transit, Transportation, Travel

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