Noun:

క్రైస్తవ మతం యొక్క ప్రభువు,

ridership's Usage Examples:

RidershipSince 2014, annual ridership has declined from 7,237,913 to 6,549,143, an overall decline of 9.

RidershipThe line has seen a steep increase in ridership levels in recent years, corresponding with the doubling of train frequencies from 2 trains per hour in each direction to 4 (except on Sundays).

Following the opening, overall maglev train ridership levels were at 20% of capacity.

By 2004, the line had the highest ridership of the three lines, with 400,000 passengers daily.

RidershipSince 2014 annual ridership has declined from 16.

The highest single day ridership occurred on Saturday, August 18, 2018 when 4,735 trips were counted during a weekend of free rides.

When full service recommences, the number of runs will be ultimately reduced to 13 round trips on weekdays in an effort to lower costs with reduced ridership and an uncertain tax base.

Estimated ridership according to the Phase 2 DEIR would have been 40,000 for 2003, at a capital cost of "100 million, for low-floor, low-emissions buses.

Following the extension to Azusa, ridership rose to 49,238 as of May 2016.

As a comparison, Clarke Quay station, the next lowest in terms of ridership, had already more than 6,000 commuter trips per day.

Known to the ridership as The Neighborhood RideThe Neighborhood Ride shuttles are smaller buses (approximately or less in length) that offer residents greater mobility and new transit options on local intra-community trips.

Thus it may not be possible to increase A Line ridership without an extremely expensive grade-separation project, either by elevation, by an entrenchment method similar to that used by the nearby Alameda Corridor freight rail expressway, or by building another parallel transit corridor to relieve capacity strains from the A Line.

There is a major discrepancy between the ridership figures: some.