Facts and usage statistics about public transit in Malaga, Spain
Commute patterns by Metro, Train & Bus in Malaga - Statistics, Analytics and Usage Data
The Moovit Public Transit Index helps anyone discover how people in Malaga get around each day with public transit compared to other cities. Below you will find the average commute and wait time for riders, the distance people travel to get to work with public transit and the average distance people in Malaga walk each day. See which Metro, Train & Bus and stations are most popular in Malaga, and more!
Malaga has 3 transit type(s), including: Metro, Train & Bus, operated by several transit agencies, including Metro de Málaga, Renfe Cercanías, EMT & Consorcio de Transporte Metropolitano
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In Malaga, the average amount of time people spend riding public transit is 49 min. Over 50% of those riders spend more than 2 hours on public transportation every day.
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How long do people usually wait at a stop or station in Malaga each day? Commuters wait on average 9 min, but over 26% wait longer than 20 minutes.
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The average distance people ride in a single trip within Malaga is 4.1 km. Yet 27% of riders travel over 12 km in a single direction.
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The percentage of public transit riders who transfer lines at least once in Malaga is 45%. On average, 14% of riders transfer at least twice during a single trip.
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Did you know that in Malaga, the average distance people walk to work or home is 0.90 km? Approximately, 32% walk more than 1 km to reach their destination.
Commute Time
How long do people usually commute in Malaga by public transit everyday?
The average amount of time people spend commuting with public transit, for example to and from work, on a weekday.
How many people have a long commute every day with public transit in Malaga, Spain?
The percentage of transit riders who ride public transit for more than 2 hours every day. This includes travel by Metro, Train & Bus.
Waiting Time
How long do people usually wait at a station in Malaga every day?
The average amount of time people wait at a stop or station for their Metro, Train & Bus line on a weekday.
How many people in Malaga usually wait a long time at a transit station?
The percentage of people who wait for over 20 minutes on average for their transit line every day, for example to and from work.
Trip Distance
How far do people usually commute each way with public transit in Malaga?
The average distance people usually ride in a single trip, for example to or from work, with public transit including Metro, Train & Bus.
How many people have a long commute every day in Malaga?
The percentage of people that usually travel for over 12 km in a single direction, for example to or from work, each day with public transit.
Number of Transfers
How many people transfer lines at least once in Malaga?
The percentage of people who transfer at least one time during a single trip.
How many people transfer transit lines more than once during a single trip in Malaga?
The percentage of people who transfer at least twice when traveling to a certain destination on a single trip.
Walking Distance
How far do people usually walk per trip in Malaga?
The average distance people walk every day in one direction, for example on their way home or to work.
How many people walk for more than 1 km in Malaga?
The percentage of people who walk for over 1 km each day to reach a specific destination, for example to or from work.
Most popular Bus lines
- 20 - Alegría de la Huerta - Alameda Principal - Los Prados
- 1 - Parque del Sur - Alameda Principal - San Andrés
- 11 - Universidad - Alameda Principal - El Palo (P. Virginia)
Most popular Bus stations
- Avda. De Andalucía (Puente De Las Américas)
- Alameda Principal (Centro)
- Facultad De Ciencias
Most popular Metro lines
- 1 - Andalucía Tech - El Perchel
- 2 - Palacio de los Deportes - El Perchel
Most popular Metro stations
- El Perchel
- Princesa
- Ciudad De La Justicia
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