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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