When alice, started recording her transit trips

Hey, reader. Did you know that alice, records every one of her transit trips on a google spreadsheet? Yeah, what a nerd, I know. 2023 is her first complete year of data, so let's have a little look through, eh?. How many trips can one woman have?

How many trips alice, took this year

Now, 'trip' may be different than the usual understanding. This is each individual transit segment, even if it transferred to another trip (e.g. taking Bus 1 and then transferring to Bus 2 would be counted as two trips). If you take this as it lies, this is an average of ~1.78 trips per day. But actually, it was a little more varied.

Wow, I didn't expect to see December coming out on top! That was only at 78 on Chirstmas. Good work, alice,!

How long alice, spent on transit this year

Damn girl, that's a hot second. Her longest trip was on the New South Wales XPT from Melbourne to Sydney, taking exactly 12 hours (wow, that's kinda impressive). What about those other overall stats?

Wow everything is so novel

That's a whole lotta unique occurrences! She rode how many different things? Woah. For those interested, the two least used modes were "People Mover" (in IAH intercontinental airport) and "Funicular" (in Wellington, NZ). What's that like by agency? (Note the log10 scale).

But secretly, she's a creature of habit, aren't you?

The STM Line 1 (Green Line) being the most ridden line was a bit of a surprise! Good to see Auckland representing, finally, with the most ridden vehicle of 2023: a bus on the AT_InnerLink service. And of course, thank you Plateau friends (and romance) for supporting her most common trip of 2023, with all of them made before July (aka in the first half of the year).