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mpcamb

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11. I liked the program in Wash, DC.

Reply to sir pball (Reply #10)

Wed Aug 14, 2013, 09:19 AM

Aug 2013

I had a day pass and biked to a locations all around the city.
My kid (age 31) used his membership for a daily commute most days of the year.
It's a good vehicle alternative.

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I liked the program in Wash, DC. mpcamb Aug 2013 #11