ridership
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rid·er·ship (rī'dər-shĭp') 
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n.
The number of passengers who ride a public transport system.
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 | spillover |
| National Railroad Passenger Corporation (Government-owned Company) |
| San Francisco: Transportation (city, California) |
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- spillover
- National Railroad Passenger Corporation (Government-owned Company)
- San Francisco: Transportation (city, California)
- Pittsburgh: Transportation (city, Pennsylvania)
- Local and suburban transit (SIC 4111) (industry)
- Greyhound Lines, Inc.
- Terminal and service facilities for motor vehicle passenger transportation (SIC 4173) (industry)
- Metropolitan Transportation Authority
- Subways: Chronology
- Intercity and rural bus transportation (SIC 4131) (industry)
- Subway engineering
- Clifton Forge (Amtrak station)
- Laurel (Amtrak station)
- Hattiesburg (Amtrak station)
