Fond du Lac Area Transit

Fond du Lac Area Transit is the city's local public transit operator. The first public transit in Fond du Lac was a privately owned streetcar service in the 1880s; it converted to buses from 1944 to 1967.[1] After several private operators, the bus system ceased operations in December 1967. In August 1968 the Fondy Area Bus Cooperative was established to provide bus service by support of private citizens and businesses, in lieu of a municipal one; however, it asked the city for financial support in 1970.

Fond du Lac Area Transit
Founded1973
Headquarters530 N. Doty Street, Fond du Lac, WI
LocaleFond du Lac, WI
Service typebus service, paratransit
Routes8
Fleet27
Annual ridership103,427 (2020)
Websitehttps://www.fdl.wi.gov/transit/

The current city-owned transit system began operations on January 15, 1973, following the successful passing of the referendum on November 7, 1972.[1] It operates eight bus routes (with one of those routes operating only in the morning and afternoon to service K-12 schools), as well as a Paratransit service and taxi service for areas that the bus system does not reach.[1][2]

Ridership

Total RidershipChange over previous yearFixed Route RidershipChange over previous yearFixed Route Ridership per Vehicle Revenue MileFixed Route Ridership per Vehicle Revenue Hour
2013[3] 212,871n/a163,810n/a1.1315.08
2014[4] 201,48405.35%154,18405.88%1.114.1
2015[5] 206,19302.34%159,27903.2%1.114.3
2016[6] 208,72901.23%163,38402.51%1.114.9
2017[7] 200,54003.92%157,95203.32%0.912.1
2018[8] 207,41003.43%167,11605.48%1.012.9
2019[9] 202,68802.28%164,58501.51%1.012.7
2020[10] 103,427048.97%88,231046.39%0.78.2

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