Las estructuras de sombra ampliadas prometen alivio para los usuarios de autobuses del sur de Nevada

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Caleb Jackson, estudiante de primer año de la UNLV, y su hermano gemelo suelen esperar el autobús en paradas de todo el Valle de Las Vegas donde la sombra es escasa y la iluminación es deficiente o inexistente.
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