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Comment by sensanaty

15 hours ago

Seems about right? It's not 183M unique people, it's 183M people going to and from places, sometimes multiple times in a day most likely.

If 1 person does 200 journeys in a year, that doesn't mean 200 'passengers traveled on the Overground' in that year.

  • From the point of view of the network, does it matter if it's 200 unique people or the same person 200 times? The capacity used is the same either way.

    • The statement that there were 183 million passengers in a single year is false.

      Whether 'number of passengers' (the metric used in the relevant part of OP) is a useful metric is a separate question.