Commuter rail load limits amid possible gasoline shortages
In Chicago Philadelphia and New York planners weigh how many extra riders rail lines can absorb if gasoline is rationed. Ronan says up to 15 percent more can fit with extended hours, while others note current systems near capacity and awaiting more rolling stock. Coordinated transit and staggered hours emerge as keys to easing demand.
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Marc Charney
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