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ION Phase 2 - Cambridge's Light Rail Transit
Where did I say 1/3 to 1/2? Taking 30,000 riders out of the system at say 2-4 trips a day are a lot of riders. Just like everything else, they had a huge impact on services in our area from food banks to rental accommodations. For rent signs are popping up everywhere.

https://kitchener.citynews.ca/2025/06/09...ridership/

Grand River Transit (GRT) is seeing declining ridership so far in 2025.

A report from the transit agency shows ridership in the first quarter of this year has dropped more than 16 per cent compared to 2024, and a leading factor is changes in the post-secondary sector.

“GRT’s first quarter ridership has declined 16.5 per cent compared to 2024 because of fluctuations in post-secondary student populations,” said the report. “Student ridership has been impacted by recent changes to federal immigration policies, reduced postsecondary enrolment, and campus consolidation.”
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RE: ION Phase 2 - Cambridge's Light Rail Transit - by creative - 10-03-2025, 04:59 PM

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