LYNX presents FY27 request as ridership climbs, cites ATSP frequency gains
LYNX officials asked Orange County to continue funding operations and a new iDrive planning study as FY25 ridership rose and the Accelerated Transportation Safety Program increased frequency and boardings on targeted routes.
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James Boyle, chief development officer at LYNX, told the Orange County Board of County Commissioners on July 16 that LYNX’s services in the county saw sustained ridership gains in fiscal year 25 and that targeted frequency increases produced measurable increases in boardings. “It was a good year for LYNX, a good year for ridership, a good year for our customers,” Boyle said, noting roughly 18.9 million passenger trips on routes wholly or partially serving Orange County.
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