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Transit Overcrowding Could Always Be Worse
I wrote a couple weeks ago about overcrowing on U.S. cities' transit systems. But let's all take a moment to give thanks that our ...
April 08, 2010 •
Zach Patton
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I wrote a couple weeks ago about
overcrowing on U.S. cities' transit systems
.
But let's all take a moment to give thanks that our systems aren't nearly as overtaxed as Japan's. Here's a video of people literally being crammed onto a train -- by the transit officers themselves!
Rush Hour Squeeze
Kinda makes me claustrophobic just watching.
You can watch
a whole bunch of videos like this
on YouTube, if you have the desire.
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Zach Patton -- Executive Editor. Zach joined GOVERNING as a staff writer in 2004. He received the 2011 Jesse H. Neal Award for Outstanding Journalism
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