No revenue, cost, or other information yet however.
I'm guessing that the Carolinian and Palmetto saw a number of cancelled days last year given 60.8% and 59.8% increases in ridership?
Capitol Corridor continues to lose riders (-4.7%), Surfliner dipped (-4.1%) for the first time since August I believe, but San Joaquin is up (+7.6%) as is the Coast Starlight (+6.4%).
So far the long distance trains are not having a good year (only up 0.5%), either losing ridership or having lackluster gains with the exception of the Starlight (+10%) and Palmetto (+10.5%), though the latter has seen nearly all of its gains in this past month.
I'm guessing that the Carolinian and Palmetto saw a number of cancelled days last year given 60.8% and 59.8% increases in ridership?
Capitol Corridor continues to lose riders (-4.7%), Surfliner dipped (-4.1%) for the first time since August I believe, but San Joaquin is up (+7.6%) as is the Coast Starlight (+6.4%).
So far the long distance trains are not having a good year (only up 0.5%), either losing ridership or having lackluster gains with the exception of the Starlight (+10%) and Palmetto (+10.5%), though the latter has seen nearly all of its gains in this past month.
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