Bus use is 11% below the level seen in 2019 while train journeys are 15% lower.
There were 1.26m train journeys in March 2019, up 22% on the same month in 2022Journeys on public transport in Northern Ireland are still below pre-Covid levels.
Public transport usage in many countries has not fully recovered from the pandemic due to continued working from home. Official figures showed there were there were 73.5m journeys on public transport in 2022/-23 compared to 83.4m in 2019-20.Income from tickets sales in 2022-23 was just under £172m, down 5% compared to £181m in 2019-20.
Belfast Metro and Glider services still had almost 13% fewer journeys than before the pandemic while Ulsterbus journeys were down 10%.There were 6.68m bus journeys in March 2023, up 13% on the same month in 2022 and the busiest month since December 2019.December 2022 was the busiest post-pandemic month with 1.39m journeys.
Danmark Seneste Nyt, Danmark Overskrifter
Similar News:Du kan også læse nyheder, der ligner denne, som vi har indsamlet fra andre nyhedskilder.
9/11: More than 340 first responders have died in attack-related illnessesThe number of first responders who have died from 9/11-related illnesses is now equal to those who lost their lives on the day of the terrorist attacks. | ITV National News
Læs mere »
'Sombre milestone' as NYC emergency worker deaths from 9/11-related illnesses reaches 343The New York City Fire Department says it has now suffered the same number of deaths from illnesses linked to 9/11 as it experienced on the day the Twin Towers fell in 2001.
Læs mere »
Number of emergency workers to die from 9/11-related illnesses reaches 'sombre milestone'The New York City Fire Department says it has now suffered the same number of deaths from illnesses linked to 9/11 as it experienced on the day the Twin Towers fell in 2001.
Læs mere »
Michael Beale and the 11 game gauntlet he must run to repair Rangers relationsThe Light Blues boss is staring down a lengthy run of games with an argument to be made that he must win all of them.
Læs mere »