Yang's lawsuit on the right track

Rail commuter's complaint over sale of dining car tickets is petty, but equally valid

Any rail rider who has been stuck with a substandard train ticket can tell you grisly tales about their journey through what can be considered the third layer of commuter hell.

Already cramped cars get packed to the point of bursting as passengers struggle shoulder-to-shoulder to scavenge as much personal space as they can. Temperatures rise and sweat pours as the combined body heat of commuters give the constricted compartment oven-like qualities.