BART plans to ease overcrowding by removing some seats
BART officials are proposing removing seven seats on one side of each of 380 selected railcars, leaving a row of single seats — and extra room to stand. The idea is to make more room for passengers during crowded commute periods, when trains are so packed that many riders can’t even squeeze onto a train. Each seat that’s removed from a train car makes room for three standing passengers, said Paul Oversier, BART’s assistant general manager for operations. BART’s staff told the agency’s Board of... Читать дальше...