Think Ripple Analytics

Briefings · Commissioned study and a 90-minute sitting

Corridor Ridership Briefing

One line, bus trunk, or pier group, drawn hour by hour so a duty desk can see where the load actually sits.

Ivory sheets with copper ink curves spread on a dark wood table

Who it is for

Duty managers, operator planning staff, district transport desks, and researchers who already hold gate totals or a survey sheet.

What you receive

A printed briefing and a matching file copy. Station notes name the week, the direction, and the quarter-hour that fills the platform or the pier.

Included

  • A source check of the weeks you send, including holidays and missing hours
  • Hour plates and a station-to-station comparison for up to 18 stops
  • Written notes in English or Thai, as you choose
  • One printed briefing on ivory stock and a file copy of the same pages
  • A 90-minute sitting to walk the pages with the people who use them

Outside this commission

  • Standing on platforms or piers with clickers. We read counts you or a survey crew already hold
  • Fare policy, signal design, or construction advice
  • A second line. That is a separate commission

How the weeks proceed

  1. Name the corridor You tell us the line, trunk, or pier group, the weeks, and whether the figures are gate totals or a handwritten survey.
  2. Source check We look for missing hours, a public holiday hiding inside a weekday, and stations that changed name halfway through the file.
  3. Plates Niran draws the hour plates and the comparison along the corridor. Mali writes the notes beside them.
  4. Sitting We spend ninety minutes with your desk, in your office or in Min Buri, and mark anything the plates still get wrong.
  5. Final set You keep the printed briefing and the file copy. We do not publish your counts.

What to send first

Send the weeks you want drawn, say which direction is city-bound, and name the person who will sit with us. If a station was closed for part of the week, say so in the same note.

Limits

One corridor, up to 18 stations or stops, up to six weeks. A further stop is quoted at 3,200 THB. Travel for a sitting outside Bangkok is quoted separately. The plates are a reading of the counts you supply, not a forecast.

Next

Write with the corridor name and the weeks you already have. We answer within two working days with a fee range before any deposit.

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