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These people keep on mentioning that metro is running only at 60% capacity, but what they don’t know is that overall ridership doesn’t matter, ridership at peak hours is the bottleneck, adding more freebies would result in overcrowding at peak hours, which is already very crowded, so there is no room for adding more people at the peak hours as it is already running at 100% capacity.
These people keep on mentioning that metro is running only at 60% capacity, but what they don’t know is that overall ridership doesn’t matter, ridership at peak hours is the bottleneck, adding more freebies would result in overcrowding at peak hours, which is already very crowded, so there is no room for adding more people at the peak hours as it is already running at 100% capacity.
so a rich lady can get a free metro ride while a working class man has to pay for it. what a scheme.
Nice tactic!!! Women’s mobility gets affected wherever tickets have to be bought. Mumbai, London, NYC, Paris must take note and adopt AAP’s proposal.