Active transportation - Multimodal connections
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Active transportation measures showing multimodal connections
Multimodal connections
Bicycles on Amtrak Cascades trains: Amtrak's Cascades service connects stations between Eugene, Oregon and Vancouver, British Columbia. There are racks for 10 standard bicycles in the baggage section of each train. Other Amtrak trains in the corridor have racks for six. Reservations are required for a small fee. Folding bicycles may be taken on board as carry-on baggage; some bicycle types are not allowed; other bicycles must be boxed.
Ferry walk-on passengers: The number of ferry passengers who board the ferry as a foot passengers.
Source: WSDOT Rail, Freight and Ports Division.
Note: This report includes only bicycles taken onto Amtrak Cascades trains.
Source: Washington State Ferries. Note: There is no service to and from Sidney through at least Spring of 2030.
Performance highlights
7,600 bicycles were boarded onto Amtrak Cascades trains. This is 43.4% more than the 5,300 bicycles boarded onto these trains in 2022.
In 2023, Washington State Ferries walk-on passenger ridership systemwide was 3,912,899 up 14.2% from 3,425,945 in 2022.
In 2022, 5,300 bicycles were boarded onto Amtrak Cascades trains. This is 65.6% more than the 3,200 bicycles boarded onto these trains in 2021.
In 2022, systemwide WSF walk-on passenger ridership was 3,425,945 up 17.8% from 2,907,620 in 2021.
In 2021, 3,200 bicycles were boarded onto Amtrak Cascades trains. This is 128.6% more than the 1,400 bicycles boarded onto these trains in 2020.
In 2021, systemwide WSF walk-on passenger ridership was 2,907,620, up 30.1% from 2,221,290 in 2020.
In 2020, 1,500 bicycles were boarded onto Amtrak Cascades trains. This is 79.5% less than the 7,300 bicycles boarded onto these trains in 2019.
In 2020, systemwide WSF walk-on passenger ridership was 2,221,290, down 68.1% from 6,956,139 in 2019.
In 2019, 7,300 bicycles were boarded onto Amtrak Cascades trains. This is 4.3% more than the 7,000 bicycles boarded onto these trains in 2018.
In 2019, systemwide WSF walk-on passenger ridership was 6,956,139, down 4.1% from 7,256,372 in 2018.