Busiest Rapid Transit (Metro) Systems in the U.S.

Can you guess the busiest metro systems in the U.S.? Metro systems here refer solely to ridership on heavy-rail (light-rail, bus rapid transit, bus systems not included).

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Rank	Ridership	Answer
1	2,723,960,100	New York City Subway, New York City
2	237,701,100	Washington Metro, Washington D.C.
3	218,467,000	Chicago "L", Chicago
4	152,339,700	MBTA Subway ("T"), Boston
5	123,510,000	BART, San Francisco Bay Area
6	90,276,600	PATH, New York metro area
7	90,240,800	SEPTA, Philadelphia
8	63,998,500	MARTA rail, Atlanta

Rank	Ridership	Answer
9	41,775,100	Metro rail, Los Angeles
10	18,073,100	Metrorail, Miami
11	11,107,500	PATCO Speedline, Philadelphia-Camden
12	7,741,000	Staten Island Railway, Staten Island (New York City)
13	7,325,500	Baltimore Metro SubwayLink, Baltimore
14	5,958,000	RTA Rapid Transit, Cleveland
15	5,233,900	Tren Urbano, San Juan

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