Comparison of US Transit Agencies
FY 2003 Results
Sorted by operating revenue
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| Agency |
Operating Revenue ($ 000s) |
Operating Expenses ($ 000s) |
Non-Op. Revenue ($ 000s) |
Operating Ratio |
Employees |
Weekday Ridership |
Population Served |
| NYC MTA |
$4,553,000 |
$(7,580,000) |
$2,285,000 |
60.1% |
64,138 |
7,771,972 |
14,600,000 |
| NJ Transit |
606,500 |
(1,213,000) |
606,500 |
50.0% |
10,345 |
725,550 |
8,414,350 |
| CTA |
440,203 |
(893,691) |
453,488 |
49.3% |
11,000 |
1,500,000 |
n/a |
| SEPTA |
416,690 |
(843,064) |
426,656 |
49.4% |
9,287 |
1,172,727 |
3,849,647 |
| WMATA |
375,312 |
(829,560) |
454,248 |
45.2% |
n/a |
1,352,194 |
3,400,000 |
| MBTA |
317,567 |
(800,787) |
836,404 |
39.7% |
6,500 |
1,313,900 |
2,608,000 |
| SF Muni |
213,565 |
(444,925) |
231,360 |
48.0% |
4,135 |
700,000 |
776,733 |
| BART |
205,104 |
(442,936) |
184,765 |
46.3% |
n/a |
295,158 |
n/a |
(n/a = not available)
Data sources: Annual reports from each agency. Population data from 2000 US Census. |
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