Graduations, Weddings, Concerts and even Movies at the Transit Drive-In Theatre during the Covid Crisis

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Recorded25 May 2020

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If you show up to the Transit Drive-in too early for your movie this summer, you may find yourself a participant in one of over 40 graduations, a wedding, a church service or even a concert. Owner, Rick Cohen discusses how the Covid-19 crisis has made the Transit Drive-in more than just a place for movies, he also discusses why he still needed to cut operations by 50% and the importance of providing a community service by opening the drive-in during the pandemic.

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