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Buses Too Full: Several Users Left on Site

The phenomenon of overload in the buses is not new. However, it is amplified year after year and becomes, [...]Article Buses too full: hundreds of users left on the sidewalk since the beginning of the year appeared first on Journal La Relève.

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