Texas Almanac, 1952-1953 Page: 347
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ADVERTISEMENTS. 347
One bus alone eases traffic by
eliminating 34 extra cars.
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Transit actually takes 9000 additional
automobiles off downtown Dallas streets
in the morning. If the 48,000 people who
go transit downtown on an average
morning were to drive their cars, 9000
more cars would be trying to travel on
downtown streets, according to national
average 1% passengers per car.
The same situation, in proportion,
exists in all cities.
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