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			<title><![CDATA[MetroRail ridership figures]]></title>
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			<description><![CDATA[<p>The Community Impact newspaper has a nice chart showing peak-time a.m. ridership over time for MetroRail.&#160; The takeaway:</p><p>* About 450 people per day get off downtown</p><p>* That level hasn&#039;t increased for about a year.&#160; (Not surprising, the trains are pretty much at capacity during peak times.)</p><p>* The 2nd-most popular destination is the MLK station, which is a distant second, with far less than half the alightings of the downtown station.</p><p>* Most riders board at one of the first stations in the line (Leander, Lakeline, or Howard).&#160; Far, far fewer board anywhere else.</p><br /><p>CapMetro is planning on some improvements to increase capacity, including double-tracking, which will allow trains to run more frequently.</p><p>The chart is available in <a href="http://archive.impactnews.com/pdfs/NWA/issues/NWA-2014-03.pdf" rel="ugc">this PDF</a>, on p. 15.</p>]]></description>
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