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Workers on Wheels: providing bikes for five years

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If you know an international student-worker in Cook County, you might know a participant of Workers on Wheels. WTIP volunteer Tracy Benson spoke with Dan Strayer, one of the founders of the program, about how W.O.W operates and the importance of providing transportation for international workers.

More information about W.O.W is available at 218-387-2113

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