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Case Study: Gotham Driving School
Gotham Driving School is a driving school located in Riverdale, New York. They have been proudly serving drivers in the Bronx since 1976. Their driving instructions include complete beginning courses with learner’s permit. Each package includes pre-licensing course, the road test appointment, and the rental of the car for the day of the road test. Gotham Driving School offers home and auto insurance as
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