Ben Oldenburg

Transit

July 2 was a Thursday in 2019, but the first Thursday in July in 2019 was July 4. So probably that they are comparing a 2020 weekday to a 2019 holiday here--or perhaps comparing to something like that Thursday to the Friday after a Thursday holiday.

Benjamin Schmidt

MTA_recent_ridership_data_20210329.csv

MTA_recent_ridership_data_20210407.csv

MTA_recent_ridership_data_20210420.csv

MTA_recent_ridership_data_20210602.csv

MTA_recent_ridership_data_20210701.csv

MTA_recent_ridership_data_20210822.csv

MTA_recent_ridership_data_20210919@1.csv

MTA_recent_ridership_data_20211005.csv

MTA_recent_ridership_data_20211005@1.csv

MTA_recent_ridership_data_20211108.csv

MTA_recent_ridership_data_20211201.csv

MTA_recent_ridership_data_20220102.csv

MTA_recent_ridership_data_20220111.csv

MTA_recent_ridership_data_20220228.csv

MTA_Daily_Ridership_Data__Beginning_2020.csv

MTA_Daily_Ridership_Data__Beginning_2020@1.csv

MTA_Daily_Ridership_Data__Beginning_2020@2.csv

MTA_Daily_Ridership_Data__Beginning_2020@3.csv

MTA_Daily_Ridership_Data__Beginning_2020@5.csv

MTA_Daily_Ridership_Data__Beginning_2020@7.csv

MTA_Daily_Ridership_Data__Beginning_2020@8.csv

MTA_Daily_Ridership_Data__Beginning_2020@9.csv

MTA Daily Ridership Recovery