Cheap oil undercuts U.S. rail, bus service: study

DETROIT (Reuters) - Cheap gasoline is squeezing U.S. bus companies and the Amtrak passenger rail system that bet more consumers would embrace alternatives to driving for trips shorter than 400 miles, a study by researchers at DePaul University concluded.

Cheap oil undercuts U.S. rail, bus service: study
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