deltic
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Does anyone have or know where to find annual passenger numbers and passenger kilometres/miles for Northern Ireland Railways for the period 1984/5 to 1994/5?
Does anyone have or know where to find annual passenger numbers and passenger kilometres/miles for Northern Ireland Railways for the period 1984/5 to 1994/5?
Wow that must be among some of the biggest growths in uk , excepting reopened lines.NIR only seem to have the figures going back to 2000. However in 1997/8, passenger numbers were 829,740. Presently it's over 15 million I believe.
While NIR has outperformed GB railways the growth has not been that great. 1997-98 saw 6.4m passengers while 2017/18 was indeed 15m.Wow that must be among some of the biggest growths in uk , excepting reopened lines.
The 1997 number contradicts the graph you supplied a post or two later.NIR only seem to have the figures going back to 2000. However in 1997/8, passenger numbers were 829,740. Presently it's over 15 million I believe.
Wow that must be among some of the biggest growths in uk , excepting reopened lines.
The 1997 number contradicts the graph you supplied a post or two later.
It’s still a growth rate to be proud ofIt would appear it's not as great, as the 1997 figure I gave seems to be completely wrong. So much
To be honest I didn't bother looking at the graph myself I detail. The graph is from Translink sources, the figure I quoted earlier was from a new article.
The graph shows broadly steady numbers for years and years. What caused the sudden jump from around 2003?
It’s still a growth rate to be proud of
End of The Troubles. Just as you can see the steep decline when they started, around 1970. People were very keen to go door to door in their own secure cars.The graph shows broadly steady numbers for years and years. What caused the sudden jump from around 2003?
End of The Troubles. Just as you can see the steep decline when they started, around 1970. People were very keen to go door to door in their own secure cars.