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Seems about right? It's not 183M unique people, it's 183M people going to and from places, sometimes multiple times in a day most likely.
by sensanaty 1y ago
Seems about right? It's not 183M unique people, it's 183M people going to and from places, sometimes multiple times in a day most likely.
- rahimnathwani 1y agoIf 1 person does 200 journeys in a year, that doesn't mean 200 'passengers traveled on the Overground' in that year.
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- maleldil 1y agoFrom the point of view of the network, does it matter if it's 200 unique people or the same person 200 times? The capacity used is the same either way.
- rahimnathwani 1y agoThe statement that there were 183 million passengers in a single year is false. Whether 'number of passengers' (the metric used in the relevant part of OP) is a useful metric is a separate question.