Definitions
The people who ride a form of transportation.
Word origin
From rider + -ship. Compare Middle English ridership, rydershipe; apparently re-formed.
Used in a sentence
“The bus company was going bankrupt because their ridership was too small.”
“But the picture is grim in many more cities. On the Paris Métro, ridership was just over half of normal in the first two months of this year.”
“After four years, (in 1780,) he ventured to propose the abolition of all riderships (croupe), and of other sinecures connected with the King’s household: […]”
Source: Wiktionary, CC BY-SA 4.0
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01“Transit passenger count”9 letters
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