Monday, February 11, 2008

Velib' Statistics - The First 6 Months

Here are some interesting statistics, posted by Paul DeMaio on the The Bike-Sharing Blog, for the first 6 months of Velib' operation.

Trips

- In 6 months (July 15, 2007 - January 15, 2008) there have been 13.4 million trips or about 75,000 trips/day.

- Trips are highly weather-dependent. When the weather is cold and wet, Velib’ has 30,000 trips/day. When the weather is nice, Velib’ can have up to 140,000 trips/day.

- A large percentage of the overall trips are for commuting purposes.

- 25% of trips are from 9 pm to 3 am. (Other transit modes run less frequently during these hours, so more reliance is placed on Velib'.)

- The average trip length is 20 minutes. This is about a 3-mile trip in an urban environment with traffic signals and stop signs.

- Only 8% of trips are greater than 30 minutes.

Subscriptions

- 166,000 yearly subscriptions for $45 have been bought.

- In 6 months, about 205,000 tickets for weekly subscriptions for $7.50 and 2.5 million daily tickets for $1.50 have been bought. There is huge tourist demand.

2 comments:

RC said...

Very impressive numbers! Interesting comparison: http://www.planetizen.com/node/25771 on Flexcar numbers for Atlanta.

Besides Daniel said...

Marta would be impossible for me without a bike.

Yep.