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LINK SEPTEMBER RIDERSHIP

Looks like the higher gas prices has once again given Link Transit a good month from a ridership standpoint. September numbers are out, and Link's Communications Manager Erik West says they're looking good:



Link had almost 86 thousand fixed-route boardings last month, that compares with 88-thousand 421 in August, so just a little down on a month-to-month basis, but it 's up over last September's 77-thousand riders. West credits the ridership boom on a number of factors:



As for the Route 21 from Wenatchee to Chelan and Manson, September ridership saw a bit of a decline:



West expects ridership numbers to bounce back up this month, when people are back to their normal routines and there are no holidays to influence travel.

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