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Calgary Transit Boardings: Bus vs CTrain

6.2M-554.5K from May 2025

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Boardings on Calgary Transit buses and on the CTrain each month since 2010. A boarding counts each time a rider gets on, so one trip with a transfer counts twice. In 2024 the CTrain had 94.1 million boardings and buses 71.9 million; in 2014 buses had 81.9 million and the CTrain 90.0 million. Both fell by about half in 2020. The City's file has not been updated past June 2025.

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