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Sep03
Public transport - interesting numbers
The July/August issue of Public Transport International, the magazine of the UITP (Public Transport Union), has some interesting statistics in an article by Yves Amsler on integrated air-rail ticketing.
It says that the largest region in Europe for air passengers is the Ile-de-France (around Paris): this generates 80 million air passengers a year.
By contrast the ground-based public transport modes in the same region - RATP, SNCF and OPTILE - carry 3.6 billion. This is 44 times the air passenger count.
Clearly the average air traveller goes much further than the average bus passenger - but it's an interesting comparison.
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