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farebox

[ fair-boks ]

noun

  1. a metal box for passenger fares, as on a bus or streetcar.


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51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins

Origin of farebox1

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And as our physical infrastructure increasingly breaks down—with late, crowded buses because high-wage professionals are working remotely and reducing the farebox revenue for transit authorities, with shortened business hours for stores as brick-and-mortar retail becomes less viable, with more dangerous streets—these workers pay the price.

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“In bigger cities, you have a lot of people taking shorter trips, so the farebox recovery ratio tends to be higher†and more important budgetwise, he said.

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Its farebox recovery ratio for light rail was 16% last year, versus 34% in 2019, well below its 40% target.

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Fares currently account for 4% of the Clallam Transit’s operating costs — what transit planners call the system’s “farebox recovery ratio.â€

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A goal of 40% farebox recovery looks unattainable in the near future, as transit staff say they would not recommend the steep $5.75 rate that would be required.

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