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Main Reasons for Riding the. 95 Express Respondents were asked each year, “What is the main reason that you are riding this Express bus today?” Eight response options were provided, including a self-completion “other” category. Some respondents provided more than one answer and so an additional category is added for these multiple responses. In the May 2008 survey, the most popular reason for taking the 95 Express Bus was to save money (26%). This is not surprising given that gas prices were on the rise at the time and went over $4.00 per gallon in June. By the May 2009 survey, saving money was no longer the most popular reason. Instead, the responses were more diverse with “more convenient than car” slightly edging out the other responses (17%). This also makes sense because by then gas prices had dropped to under $2.50 a gallon. In the May 2010 survey, “save time” was the most popular reason for taking the 95 Express Bus (20%). Figure 13: Main Reason for Riding the 95 Express Bus
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