Winning back ridership in the aftermath of COVID-19
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Posted: 28 May 2021 | Optibus | No comments yet
The latest report from Optibus collates surveys and expert insights on industry concerns, ridership recovery timelines, and trends and service changes that are anticipated to impact ridership the most, as public transport looks to bounce back from the pandemic.
More than a year after the outbreak of COVID-19, strategies to address pandemic-related health concerns and new commuting habits are key to reviving public transportation ridership. Alongside surveys and insights from experts with experience at Transport for London, UITP, Transit Center, and NICE Bus, the latest report from Optibus covers:
- Industry expectations and concerns for 2021
- Timeline estimates for reviving ridership to pre-COVID levels
- Trends that could have the biggest negative effect on ridership
- Which service changes could have the biggest positive effect on ridership
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