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Los AngelesA commuter sits in a Los Angeles Metro train in Los Angeles, Wednesday, July 13, 2022. Jae C. Hong/APLos Angeles was ranked ninth out of the North American cities on Oliver Wyman Forum's list and 37 out of the 60 transit systems examined across the globe. The city might be a surprising addition considering it is known for its vehicle traffic congestion. Only 6% of LA residents use the city's public transportation, which tends to be slow and lacks "a sufficient density of stations," according to the Oliver Wyman Forum. However, the city gained some points for its 2020 Long Range Transportation Plan, which dedicates $80 billion over the next 30 years to upgrading Los Angeles County metro system and expanding it to serve more than 200 stations.
While much of North American travel relies on cars, millions travel by public transit every day. Oliver Wyman Forum ranked 60 public transit systems on a scale of efficiency and future readiness. In conjunction with the University of California Berkeley, Oliver Wyman Forum released an Urban Mobility Readiness Index ranking 60 of the world's public transit systems. Metro systems in European and Asian cities far outperformed American systems, which left something to be desired in terms of infrastructure modernization. Here are how the top North American transit systems ranked.
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