noun
definition
The people who ride a form of transportation.
example
The bus company was going bankrupt because their ridership was too small.
Examples of ridership in a Sentence
However, the documents also show the government has no evidence the plan will increase ridership or help the environment.
Indeed, Dutch railways argue that the relatively low cost of soft improvements means they will soon pay for themselves through increased ridership.
At that time, decreasing public transport ridership was often just accepted as inevitable and environmental issues were of little concern.
And trolleybuses will bring benefits such as higher ridership.
However, contrary to what the noble Lord said, bus ridership is up and London Underground is carrying more passengers than ever before.
Daily ridership on the subway system this month is averaging 658,000 a day.
For example, in Salzburg, ridership increases of 16% have justified further conversion of diesel routes to trolleybus.
Transit ridership, Fay noted, still pales in comparison to the number of people who travel by private vehicle.
As the park opened taller, faster, and more intense rides, Python's ridership slowed while its maintenance costs rose.