Ridership Reports

During the COVID-19 pandemic, BART has seen unprecedented ridership pattern changes. As ridership inches upwards as the Bay Area recovers from the pandemic, BART has published new monthly ridership reports on ridership trends spending 12-month periods on a rolling basis.

View the November 2024 Monthly Ridership Snapshot PDF.
View the October Monthly Ridership Snapshot.
View the September Monthly Ridership Snapshot.
View the August Monthly Ridership Snapshot.
View the July Monthly Ridership Snapshot.

2023-2024 12-month view (shows July 2023-June 2024)
2023 12-month view (shows Jan-Dec 2023)
2022 12-month view (shows Jan-Dec 2022)

Monthly Ridership Reports

Monthly Ridership files contain actual ridership counts in a format we call "entry-exit" matrices. Each page shows the average ridership for the month by type of day (weekday, Saturday, or Sunday) in matrix format.

Here's how to read the data: the Monthly Ridership Report excel file consists of four tabs showing Total, Average Weekday, Average Saturday and Average Sunday ridership. Stations of origin are listed across the columns while destination stations are listed down the rows.

Archived

Hourly Ridership Data

For those of you looking to take a deeper dive into BART’s data - check out our hourly trip datasets. These files will allow you to analyze trips between all stations in the BART system by hour. The data is organized in the following columns: Date, Hour (24-hour clock), Origin Station, Destination Station, Number of Exits. All stations are abbreviated using the 4-Letter station codes, please refer to the station name abbreviations (.xls) for translation.

Hourly Ridership by Origin-Destination Pairs (.csv/.gz)

Other Ridership Data

Daily Station Exits (.xls)

Average Weekday Exits by Station (.xls)

Total Annual Exits (xls)

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