单词ridership
na.: 全体乘客；乘客数
网络: 乘客流量；乘坐人数；乘客量
公共交通工具乘客
Now the system beats out the ridership of every metro line in mainland China except Beijing"s.
现在证实广州BRT客流量比除北京外中国城市的每条地铁线的客流量都多。
Ridership on this initial segment would be slight, making it impossible to operate the train without taxpayer subsidies.
这段线路上上的客流实在太少，没有纳税人补贴的情况下火车很难持续运行。
That prompted the Railway Ministry to announce Saturday that it was reducing service on the flagship line as a result of low ridership.
这促使铁道部周六宣布，由于上座率低，京沪线将降低服务标准。
Lowenthal chairs the Senate"s transportation committee, which is beginning to examine the projected ridership figures .
罗文塔尔是参议院运输委员会的主席。委员会已开始审核预计的客流数据。
With an annual ridership exceeding a billion patrons, the New York City subway system gets it share of oddities throughout the year.
一年一度的圣诞节时刻交通工具非常繁忙达到十亿人运用，纽约市的地铁系统遍及全年。
Adding to the ridership doubts is the fact that California"s cities, like Florida"s, are sprawling.
事实上，加州的城市也正如佛州的一样面积宽广，这就进一步加大了对客流量的疑虑。
This single innovation has boosted ridership for low-income groups, another Bank metrorail program development objective.
这个创新已经增加了低收入群体的乘客数量，即世行的地铁-轨道交通方案的另一个发展目标。
The steps also are expected to increase public-transportation ridership by four million, authorities said.
有关部门表示，该措施预计将使公共交通的乘客数量增加400万人次。
After running smoothly all morning, the spinning Mad Tea Party abruptly stopped meeting precalculated ridership goals.
疯狂茶壶茶碗群一早上都正常运营，但突然却达不到预计的游客数。
The new urban and suburban lifestyles have helped boost public transportation and reversed a 40-year trend of declining transit ridership.
城市和郊区居民的新的生活方式推动了公共交通的发展，扭转了40年来公共交通客流量日益下降的趋势。