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Can-ar Coach Service is now operating under the name TOK Coachlines. If you click on the website for Can-ar from the article's infobox, you will be redirected to the TOK site. CPTDB has a page on TOK, but I understand that it is a violation of editorial standards to use as a REF because CPTDB is a wiki. However, I added the CPTDB link to Can-ar Coach Service#External links, which I understand is permissible. The only other page documenting this name change, the one I cited, was Google Maps. TheTrolleyPole (talk) 22:18, 24 November
2020 (UTC)
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