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It's called "demand-sensitive pricing." By charging a premium during rush hour, they motivate people who can travel at other times to do so, reducing crowding. Also, charging more during rush hour helps to finance added capacity.

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Q: Why does the Washington DC Metro system charge higher fares during rush hours than during the rest of the day?
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