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I still don't see how that would help. What does adjusted mean? The problem is there isn't enough capacity, yeah they could just reduce how many people can take
by TulliusCicero 7y ago
I still don't see how that would help. What does adjusted mean? The problem is there isn't enough capacity, yeah they could just reduce how many people can take the train, that means people being late to work or otherwise with an impacted schedule.
And they already know which train routes at which times are crowded, if they could just add more capacity they'd have already done it.
- cafxx 7y agoMost stations already have posters telling you: - which cars are normally less crowded - which cars are recommended for getting off at a certain station, based on proximity of the exits at that station to each car Google Maps (as well as other apps) also show similar information when asking for transit directions (for the former it only gives you the average on the whole train, not by car)