Without a Car in Montana

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Transportation Nation | Mar 17, 2010

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A highway in southwestern Montana. (Thanks: flickr user gmark1 (cc:by-nc-nd)

(Yellowstone Public Radio, March 15, 2010)   There are Montanans who don't worry about the price of a gallon of gas or the latest vehicle recall. They don't drive. Some of them can't, while others choose not to.  Kay Erickson introduces us to two Montanans who are without a car for very different reasons.

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