A waitress from Delaware County, Pennsylvania got quite the holiday surprise Saturday night.
He used a variety of modes of transportation to get to work when he didn t have his own car.
Uber rides cost him $50 roundtrip, sometimes he borrowed his mother s car, but many times he would ride his bike 10 miles.
Snow would leave his home at 10:30 p.m. to pedal from West Deptford to get to Bellmawr by midnight, and was never late. He helps everybody out that we ve heard. His neighbors, his coworkers, everybody said that he was the guy that was always there for them, so we wanted to be there for him, owner Jason Boggs explained.
Man who biked 10 miles to work midnight shift gets surprised with free, fixed up car
Updated Dec 16, 2020;
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Getting to work has been tough for Dennis Snow.
He’s a truck driver for a company that hauls mail for the U.S. Postal Service and has a 10-mile trek from his home in West Deptford to Bellmawr for a midnight shift.
His old vehicle needs thousands of dollars in repairs, so the Gloucester County man resorted to borrowing his mom’s car or riding his bike late at night on dangerous roads to get to work.
Snow thought he was stopping at Boggs Auto Collision Rebuilders in West Deptford Township with his boss on Tuesday morning to pick up a truck for work.