Metrorail riders are more likely to have a college degree and earn higher wages, while those who ride the transit system’s bus service are more likely to be minorities and not own a car.
The demographic breakdown of Metro riders, published last week by the transit agency, paints a picture of the divide between who uses what is intended to be an interlocking system. The statistics date from 2007 but are the latest available.
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