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[00:00.00] Hello, this is City Airport Information.
[00:02.53] How can I help you?
[00:04.24] Oh, hi, good morning.
[00:06.06] I 'm going to fly to City Airport in London next week.
[00:08.59] It's my first time there.
[00:10.20] Could you tell me how can I get to Pudding Mill Lane from the air port?
[00:17.09] Pudding Mill Lane?
[00:18.34] It's quite easy.
[00:20.12] There are a couple of ways to get there.
[00:22.34] The fastest and most convenient way is to take DLR.
[00:26.79] DLR?
[00:27.38] What's that?
[00:29.21] It's short for" Docklands Light Railway." Actually, it it an overground system connecting East London to the London Underground network.
[00:37.41] That sounds nice.
[00:39.54] How often does the DLR depart from airport station?
[00:43.56] About every 8 to 15 minutes.
[00:46.36] You only need to make a transferring stop at Stratford and you will be there after another station.
[00:52.45] Of course, there always will be other option to get you there.
[00:56.34] For example, you may rent a car right here at the airport.
[01:00.43] Well.
[01:01.05] I do not have a valid driver's license.
[01:03.53] In that case, you could also take airport shuttle or train.
[01:08.10] Or, you can ask a favor from your friend.
[01:11.30] Do you have a friend or relative nearby?
[01:14.16] Because you may ask I them to pick you up at the forecourt, next to the terminal building.
[01:19.24] Let me think if it is worth troubling my friend ... If so, their cars are not allowed to wait at the entrance without being unattended.
[01:29.12] No. I do not thinking my friend is going to be available on that day.
[01:33.36] So, I am thinking of maybe taking a cab ... That works as well.
[01:37.50] There are plenty available, but it will cost you.
[01:41.15] There are two major cabs that are running in London: black cab and mini cab.
[01:46.40] I think you need mini cab.
[01:48.42] OK.
[01:48.47] But I know nothing about the systems cabs are working under.
[01:52.36] What should I do?