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Performance Measures & Quick Facts

Performance Measures

Service Objectives	Measure	Why Measure?
To deliver an affordable public transit system that supports the efficient movement of people within the community.	Passenger: Subsidy per passenger.	This measure indicates if the investment of public funds into the transit service is in line with other comparable municipalities.
	Affordability: Subsidy per capita.	This measure indicates show affordable the service is given the service models.

2.7 million passengers annually
3.2 million passenger capacity
29 Routes
61 buses in the fleet
10.43 years – average age of fleet
Construction of park and rides in 2009 – Spruce Lake, Golden Grove, Latimore Lake, Loch Lomond
5 hand-buses transporting 2,000 passengers per month; 4 buses during peak and 2 buses during off peak
Service to 90% of inhabitants of Saint John
Service within 3 blocks of urban core
Service 6 AM to midnight on mains
Service 6 AM to 10 PM on feeder lines
Morning and evening service on ‘in city’ park and rides
Service to surrounding communities on a full cost recovery basis.
Comex Service – Hampton, Rothesay, Quispamsis, and Grad Bay-Westfield.

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(506) 658-4700
55 McDonald Street
Saint John, NB
E2J 0C7



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