Route Summary Productivity Report Column Headers

The following table describes the column headers of the Route Summary Productivity Report.

Table 1. Route Summary Productivity Report Column Headers
Heading	Description
Route	Route number
Total Trips/Dir 0	Total number of trips traveling in Direction 0 for the selected route. To see which direction (for example, westbound, inbound or southbound) this column represents for a line, click File > Ancillary Data > Fixed > Lines.
Total Trips/Dir 1	Total number of trips traveling in Direction 1 for the selected route. To see which direction (for example, westbound, inbound, or southbound) this column represents for a line, click File > Ancillary Data > Fixed > Lines.
Surveyed Trips/Dir 0	Total number of unique trips in Direction 0 that have been checked.
Surveyed Trips/Dir 1	Total number of unique trips in Direction 1 that have been checked.
Riders/Counted Pass	Total number of boardings recorded for each unique trip plus the average boarding for trips that have been checked more than once.
Riders/Factored Pass	Calculated estimate of ridership for the route as a whole. The following calculation is used: [(TotalTripsDir0) + (Total TripsDir1)] * CountedPass/[(SurveyedTripsDir0) + (SurveyedTripsDir1)] The values represent the number of trips (checked and unchecked) as well as the number of passenger boardings actually recorded.
Productivity/Pass/Hour	Number of passengers boarding per hour: (CountedPassenters)/(TotalRevenueHoursForCheckedTrips)
Productivity/Pass/Hour	Number of passengers boarding per revenue mile/kilometer: (CountedPassengers)/(TotalRevenueMilesForCheckedTrips)
Productivity/Pass/Hour	Number of passengers boarding per trip: (CountedPass)/(SurvedyedTripsDir0) + (SurveyedTripsDir1)
Loads/Max Load	Average maximum load for all surveyed trips.
Loads/%>Cap	Percentage of trips with vehicles that exceeded the seating capacity.
Loads/Avg Cap	Average seating capacity for vehicles used for the route.
Loads/Load Fact	Indication of the ratio of ridership activity to average seating capacity of vehicles. A value of 100 indicates a perfect balance; the seating capacity fits the ridership volumes. Values much greater than 100 indicate that ridership demand exceeds vehicle capacity. The load factor uses the following calculation: (100 x MaxLoad)/(AvgCap)