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Posted by R36 #9346 on Wed Nov 10 22:54:31 2010, in response to Re: The B110 has a website, posted by RIPTA42HopeTunnel on Wed Nov 10 10:08:25 2010. For the same reason that the MTA and most other transit agencies print instructions in multiple languages, to communicate with its customers.In the case of the MTA and other transit agencies, what they print in foreign languages is more or less identical to what they print in English. In the case of Private Transportation and the B110, what's printed in Yiddish is different from what's printed in English! Let's run through those Yiddish bullet points again. This is my interpretation of the translation Google Translate gave me of the Yiddish. • Under rabbinical decision, it is understood that men are to ride in the first half of the bus, and women ride in the second half. Under no circumstance are men permitted to ride standing among the women, or vice versa. • When the first part of the bus is filled with men, women are not permitted to pass through this part of the bus to look for seats. In this case, women will be permitted to board through the rear door after paying their fare. The rest are printed in English, and therefore are not repeated in this post. |
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