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Ridership through August was up 6.7percentt over the same period last year, said Lawrence C. Salley, commissioner of the county's Department of Transportation.

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In addition to private development, several joint-development affordable housing projects have recently been constructed along the Metrorail line with the intent of increasing ridership through transit-oriented development.

But the city's Transportation Department pointed to the bike ridership from December of last year through February, when the figures suggest an increase of 23 percent over the previous year, as evidence that cycling in the city had continued to grow.

Through November, ridership for the year was up 1.1percentt over last year, which recorded the most riders since 1949.

Among the transit projects Mr. Weinstein expects to benefit through increased ridership encouraged by the transit village program is the Secaucus Transfer, which will link 11 of New Jersey's 12 commuter rail lines and allow passengers to transfer to trains for direct service to Pennsylvania Station.

Through April, commuter ridership declined by 5percentt and and total revenue by 2.8percentt, compared with the same four months in 2001, the railroad said.

That was meant to boost its ridership in the city — at least through the end of the year — and it's largely succeeded: Gett CEO Ron Srebro says requests have been up 3000percentt since the campaign began.

The downturn in his business was not caused by a drop in the number of people passing through Grand Central — to the contrary, ridership on Metro-North is up 4.6percentthis yearar to date, the railroad says.

Meanwhile, ridership on the Culver Line, served by F trains that wind through Lower Manhattan, fell by 6.4percentt at stations near N train stations in Brooklyn.

While Leap plans to expand – more than 2,000 requests for additional routes have been submitted through its website – its initial service is still building ridership.