Change in demand
Public transit has experienced drops in demand across the board, while continuing to be a lifeline for those who must travel. You can use this chart to compare changes in different places.
Real-time demand for public transit has dropped in cities across the globe. We measure how often our users look up transit information. You can see how those daily patterns have changed.
Demand for public transit by time of day* We take “100 percent” here as peak demand on a normal day.
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Current demand
compared to normal
Difference
from yesterday
Public transit has experienced drops in demand across the board, while continuing to be a lifeline for those who must travel. You can use this chart to compare changes in different places.
Change in public transit demand
How is your agency responding? Share information for Transit to communicate with riders, and compare notes with other agencies using our public database.
Check it outThese aren’t ridership figures — only transit agencies themselves can give official ridership stats. But we can use the frequency of Transit app opens as a rough proxy for demand across our supported cities.
We compare actual usage of the app, to projected use of the app based on last year’s numbers (adjusted for annual growth) to measure how far we are from “normal.” You can compare these numbers across different cities and agencies.
