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We test drove a new alternative that seems to have all of the bells and whistles.
We test drove a new alternative that seems to have all of the bells and whistles.
Imagine—when the L train shuts down between Manhattan and Williamsburg in 2019—having reliable and easy transportation to get you across the bridge and into your office without a sweaty bike ride, long walk, or crammed shuttle journey.
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