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\docType{data}
\name{station_averages}
\alias{station_averages}
\title{Average Weekday Passenger Entries by Station}
\format{
A data frame with the following columns:
\describe{
\item{date}{First day of the month (Date).}
\item{line_number}{Metro line number (integer).}
\item{station_name}{Name of the metro station (character).}
\item{avg_passenger}{Average weekday passenger entries in thousands
(numeric).}
\item{line_name}{English name of the metro line (character).}
\item{line_name_pt}{Portuguese name of the metro line (character).}
\item{year}{Calendar year (integer).}
}
}
\source{
Companhia do Metropolitano de Sao Paulo (METRO).
\url{https://transparencia.metrosp.com.br/dataset/demanda}
}
\usage{
station_averages
}
\description{
Monthly average of weekday (business day) passenger entries for each
station in the Sao Paulo metro system. Data covers October 2017 through
2025, sourced from the METRO SP transparency portal.
}
\details{
Only the weekday average (mdu) metric is available at the station level.
For line-level data with all 5 metrics, see \code{\link{passengers_entrance}}.

Station coverage varies by line:
\itemize{
\item Line 1 (Azul/Blue): 23 stations
\item Line 2 (Verde/Green): 14 stations
\item Line 3 (Vermelha/Red): 18 stations
\item Line 4 (Amarela/Yellow): available 2020-2025 (Insper Dataverse source)
\item Line 5 (Lilas/Lilac): October 2017 - December 2019 (METRO portal)
and 2020-2025 (Insper Dataverse source)
\item Line 15 (Prata/Silver): 10 stations in 2020, 11 from 2021 onward
}
}
\keyword{datasets}
