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Saturday, August 10, 2002

 
MONORAIL FACTS AND FIGURES - 6

From the Cabalmaster:

This is the 6th of our series of lists comparing U.S. and Japanese fixed-guideway urban transit systems. This shows systems ranked by annual veh-mi per staff member, together with "service density" -- annual veh-mi per mile of route. This is a measure of relative intensity of guideway use.


Tokyo "Yurikamome" (ICTS): 42,412 ann veh-mi / staff member --- 1,009,000 ann veh-mi / rt-mi

Osaka-OTS Line (ICTS): 37,776 --- 656,154

Hiroshima "Astram Line" (ICTS): 34,891 --- 587,228

Yokohama "Kanazawa Seaside Line" (ICTS): 29,769 --- 602,453

Tokyo Monorail: 26,716 --- 1,065,799

Osaka "New Tram" (ICTS): 22,673 --- 642,727

Sapporo (HRT): 21,218 --- 740,771

Kobe "Portliner" and Rokkoliner" (ICTS): 20,915 --- 570,625

Kitakyushu-Chikuho El Ry (LRT): 20,864 --- 231,623

Osaka Monorail: 19,957 --- 243,445

Tokyo-Seibu Ry Yamaguchi Line (ICTS): 19,220 --- 143,929

Tokyo-Saitama "New Shuttle" (ICTS): 18,143 --- 403,228

San Francisco-BART (HRT): 17,324 --- 603,975

San Diego (LRT): 16,842 --- 170,463

Komaki "Peachliner" (ICTS): 16,210 --- 169,595

Tokyo-Eidan (HRT): 15,886 --- 1,359,362

St. Louis (LRT): 15,608 --- 148,734

Tokyo-Tama Monorail: 15,214 --- 338,938

Salt Lake City (LRT): 14,621 --- 100,394

Chicago (HRT): 14,042 --- 540,147

Tokyo-Toei (HRT): 13,472 --- 813,761

Sendai (HRT): 13,172 --- 467,973

Seattle Monorail: 12,941 ---- 230,062

Yokohama (HRT): 12,931 --- 644,777

Kobe (HRT): 12,685 --- 722,863

Philadelphia-PATCO (HRT): 12,675 --- 256,111

Takaoka (streetcar): 12,289 --- 43,359

Sacramento (LRT): 12,142 --- 107,866

Miami (HRT): 12,064 --- 285,048

Atlanta (HRT): 11,951 --- 468,728

Boston (HRT): 11,817 --- 543,774

Denver (LRT): 11,397 --- 102,730

New York-PATH (HRT): 11,371 --- 919,849

Shonan Monorail: 11,214 --- 285,000

Kyoto (HRT): 10,738 --- 438,902

Kitakyushu Monorail: 10,666 --- 299,091

Nagoya (HRT): 10,595 --- 684,399

Los Angeles (HRT): 10,574 --- 222,985

Washington --- DC (HRT): 10,469 --- 497,356

Osaka (HRT): 10,438 --- 926,652

New York-NYCT (HRT): 10,242 --- 1,311,062

Philadelphia-SEPTA (HRT): 10,049 --- 427,347

Los Angeles (LRT): 9,785 --- 113,622

Hakodate (streetcar): 9,745 --- 102,385

Portland (LRT): 9,686 --- 157,880

Baltimore (HRT): 9,316 --- 272,452

Chiba Monorail: 9,272 --- 175,132

Enoshima El Ry (LRT): 8,591 --- 213,400

Kumamoto (streetcar): 8,135 --- 151,818

Osaka-Sakai (streetcar): 7,931 --- 111,497

Nagasaki (streetcar): 7,917 --- 226,522

Fukuoka (HRT): 7,733 --- 437,247

Yukarigaoka (ICTS): 7,660 --- 93,415

Baltimore (LRT): 7,549 --- 91,212

Inuyama "Meitetsu Monkeyu Park Monorail": 7,351 --- 69,167

Kagoshima (streetcar): 7,351 --- 126,718

Okayama (streetcar): 7,321 --- 118,085

Boston (LRT): 7,187 --- 248,033

Cleveland (HRT): 7,175 --- 108,680

Memphis (streetcar): 7,035 --- 69,570

New Orleans (streetcar): 6,983 --- 7,820

Kochi (streetcar): 6,943 --- 88,972

New York-Staten Island (HRT): 6,880 --- 139,976

Miami-Metromover (ICTS): 6,666 --- 219,224

Cleveland (LRT): 6,477 --- 77,560

Buffalo (LRT): 6,275 --- 149,135

Hiroshima-Miyajima Line (LRT --- 1999): 6,201 --- 348,509

San Jose: 5,672 --- 79,405

Newark-Jersey City (NJT LRT): 5,470 --- 60,025

San Francisco-Muni: 5,469 --- 123,264

Jacksonville monorail: 5,464 --- 101,622

Philadelphia-SEPTA (LRT): 5,141 --- 55,675

Pittsburgh (LRT): 4,920 --- 99,711

Detroit (ICTS): 4,884 --- 253,960

Dallas (LRT): 4,282 --- 118,014

Hiroshima-Skyrail System (ICTS): 3,195 --- 51,538

Seattle Waterfront Streetcar: 2,103 --- 21,136

Nagoya-Guideway Bus: 266 --- 2,769

Again, these comparisons have not been adjusted for differences in vehicle size. Leading Japanese monorails and gadgetbahnen would decline in "rank" if this adjustment were carried out.




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