On Curbed LA: Lawrence Sim plots Metro's monthly rail ridership since
2000 on a groovy interactive map that shows ridership continues to climb, and another map that shows where people get on and get off, which yields these observations, from Curbed LA:
•Most Red Line riders are going downtown, but many also travel from the Valley to Hollywood.
•Blue Line ridership is evenly distributed over several stops -- not everyone is traveling between DTLA to Long Beach.
•Most Gold Line passengers enter from stations that are not near DTLA.
•Expo Line numbers were not available . . .
2000 on a groovy interactive map that shows ridership continues to climb, and another map that shows where people get on and get off, which yields these observations, from Curbed LA:•Most Red Line riders are going downtown, but many also travel from the Valley to Hollywood.
•Blue Line ridership is evenly distributed over several stops -- not everyone is traveling between DTLA to Long Beach.
•Most Gold Line passengers enter from stations that are not near DTLA.
•Expo Line numbers were not available . . .
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