Duplicate charges, excessive overhead, and first-class air travel are among the expenses described in the report.
In its first year, the average daily ridership was 2,751, with 906,000 total passengers, according to DDOT.
It’s unclear how the crash happened.
Headway times are also being reduced from 15 to 12 minutes as the system approaches its six-month anniversary.
A week and a half after opening day, ridership numbers have ranged between 1,736 – 3,332.
The group will try to live up to its motto of “Faster than the Streetcar!” this Saturday at 3 p.m.
The Kentucky Senator says the feds are better off investing in Metro.
“There is frustration, obviously, but now that we have the opening in sight I think there’s palpable excitement.”
Can you believe your eyes and ears?
The much-delayed project could see passengers in January.