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U.S. vs. Australia drew 280,000 riders on Link Light rail

The U.S. vs. Australia World Cup match drove record-breaking public transit ridership in Seattle.

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📍 The outcome

Link light rail set a ridership record with 280,000 passengers during a World Cup match between the U.S. and Australia. Records were also broken for Lime rentals, bike and scooter share rides, and water taxi ridership.

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The brief

Australia World Cup match drew 280,000 riders on Seattle's Link Light Rail, setting a new ridership record. Coverage from Sounder at Heart, The Seattle Times, West Seattle Blog, SDOT Blog, and Sound Transit emphasizes the surge in public transit use.

Lime bikes also saw a record number of rides, with over 83,000 bike and scooter share rides reported. Water taxis also experienced a record ridership day.

Watch for updates on how this ridership surge impacts future transit planning and whether similar trends emerge during upcoming matches.

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Quick answers

Which transit modes saw record ridership?

Link Light Rail, bike and scooter shares, and water taxis all saw record ridership.

What was the specific ridership number for Link Light Rail?

The U.S. vs. Australia match drew 280,000 riders on Link Light Rail.

Which outlets are covering this story?

Coverage is from Sounder at Heart, The Seattle Times, West Seattle Blog, SDOT Blog, and Sound Transit.

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