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Jcdecaux plans free bikes for tourists in Melbourne
Sep 9 2008, Pratyush

The Melbourne City Council has decided to make free bicycles available to visitors in Melbourne city. For this, the Council has been in talks with the outdoor advertising major JCDecaux.

Jcdecaux has already been launched free city cycle...

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