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Rush hour

Rush hour refers to periods, typically in the morning and evening on weekdays, when traffic congestion and crowding on public transport are at their highest. This occurs due to a large number of people commuting simultaneously. While referred to as 'rush hour,' these periods of peak congestion can often last for more than an hour, significantly impacting travel times and urban mobility.

1941: Rush Hour (1941 film)

In 1941, the film Rush Hour (1941 film) promoted staggered hours as a way to distribute demand over a longer period.

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1975: Overcrowding in Tokyo Trains

In 1975, trains in Tokyo experienced an average loading of 221 percent of their designed capacity during rush hour.

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2023: Pilot Scheme by Scottish Greens

In 2023, the Scottish Greens introduced a pilot scheme which preceded the removal of peak rail fares from ScotRail trains.

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2025: Removal of Peak Rail Fares in Scotland

In 2025, the Scottish government eliminated peak rail fares on ScotRail trains.

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