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q4 2024 quarterly route performance

A little graphic I made outlining some of the highest performing routes and highest growth routes from October – December 2024. The biggest thing that stuck out to me was the high productivity metric on the Route 34 Opry Mills. It's ridership is relatively low even among local routes, but its ridership has been steadily ticking up. It now carries nearly 19 riders per hour, the fourth highest productivity of any route. If that ridership continues to increase, we could see improved service from the currently hourly frequency.

You can view the full WeGo Quarterly Route Performance report in this month's board packet: https://www.wegotransit.com/assets/1/27/MTA_Board_Book_2.27.25.pdf?2193

WeGo Quarterly Route Performance Q4 2024 by Jeremiah Wooten
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Disclaimer: While I am an employee of Metro Nashville Public Schools, and therefore Metro Nashville Government, the views expressed on this blog are my own and do not necessarily reflect the views of my employer or the city.
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