Gimme shelter!

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Do you ever wonder why some Lynx bus stops have benches and shelters but others don’t have anything but a sign? 

That’s one of the questions Lynx CEO Edward Johnson answered during an exclusive interview with our intrepid blogger Simon Duvall.

Click https://youtu.be/jcnbfKnrpO0 for the answer.

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