rincew1nd
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Post by rincew1nd on Aug 19, 2017 0:57:59 GMT
I've spotted a few bits about it knocking about online. It's seems around 8million journeys have been made on the network during the first year with service provision costing around £20.5million. I wonder how the Dangleway compared to that? I saw this on the BBC and thought you should see. |
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Post by snoggle on Aug 19, 2017 9:53:49 GMT
I've spotted a few bits about it knocking about online. It's seems around 8million journeys have been made on the network during the first year with service provision costing around £20.5million. I wonder how the Dangleway compared to that? I saw this on the BBC and thought you should see.The Dangleway had 2.4m "rides" in its first year of operation (source TfL data posted to London Datastore). I keep a spreadsheet with all the modal passenger usage numbers in it. TfL provide 4 weekly updates to the London Datastore - it's all online. |
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Post by dagdave on Aug 23, 2017 13:06:58 GMT
I've spotted a few bits about it knocking about online. It's seems around 8million journeys have been made on the network during the first year with service provision costing around £20.5million. [/url][/quote] That equates to a journey cost of £2.56 so I would expect LU at least covered its costs when fare revenues are taken into account. Also, whenever a new business venture is started the first year rarely makes loads of money. I reckon even Dragons Den might be happy with those numbers for the first year. |
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