Public transit ridership to and from Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara for the Super Bowl hit an all-time high with 30,000 trips — although not without a few bumps along the way. VTA tallied 28,000 light rail trips and 2,600 bus rides for the big game, which the National Football League said drew 70,823 people. That means about 20% of the crowd rode on VTA, assuming they took public transit in both directions. The 30,000 trips were 5,000 more than VTA expected on Feb. 8, and beat the previous record of 23,400 trips for the Taylor Swift “Eras” tour at…
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