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August 16, 2007 12:00 PM
Sound transit ridership continues to drop
Posted by Cory Tolbert Haik
Ridership on Sound Transit's trains continues to drop. While 6,719 commuters rode the train on Monday morning, the first work day of the Interstate-5 construction work that closed lanes of I-5, ridership has dropped throughout the week and only 4,815 people rode the train this morning. But that's still higher than the average ridership of 3,371.
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