A visit with Gregg Zuman, co-founder of the New York City Pedicab Association
August 16, 2013
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as posted by the channel“If a toxic taxi can roll, I can roll,” says Gregg Zuman, the co-founder of the New York City Pedicab Association and the owner of a pedicab-rental company. Here, he and Dale McMillian, a fellow tricyclist, drive through the streets of New York.
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A visit with Gregg Zuman, co-founder of the New York City Pedicab Association
Producer: Sky Dylan-Robbins
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