Launching Food Trucks for a City that Sleeps

Boston is a city with a reputation for having a nonexistent nightlife, which has frustrated people for decades.

The cost of entry fees, buying drinks, and getting home makes the night-out experience expensive, and with final trains departing MBTA stations as early as 1:05 a.m., people are forced to rely on ride-share services, another cost.

Read the full story below.

Launching Food Trucks for a City that Sleeps
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