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Charlotte, NC: With gas prices low, transit ridership declines [View all]
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With gas prices low, transit ridership declines
By Steve Harrison
sharrison@charlotteobserver.com
Transit ridership in Charlotte has declined for much of this year, possibly because of lower gas prices.
For the calendar year, ridership on buses and the light-rail line is down just under 4 percent compared with 2014, and was down more than 8 percent in May.
sharrison@charlotteobserver.com
Transit ridership in Charlotte has declined for much of this year, possibly because of lower gas prices.
For the calendar year, ridership on buses and the light-rail line is down just under 4 percent compared with 2014, and was down more than 8 percent in May.
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