In General,commuting to Work After WWII Was More Common Because

question 5

Multiple Choice

In general,commuting to work after WWII was more common because of

• A)increased automobile ownership and the Highway Trust Fund.
• B)the elimination of most forms of public transportation in cities.
• C)increases in the populations of most cities.
• D)the widespread and rapid construction of light rail systems out to suburbs.

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