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New Freedom Mobility Services is a privately held company in Vista, CA and is a Single Location business.
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- Camp Pendleton4
- Cardiff By The Sea2
- Carlsbad31
- Chula Vista44
- Del Mar1
- El Cajon33
- Encinitas13
- Escondido30
- Fallbrook1
- Imperial Beach1
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- La Mesa29
- Lakeside9
- Lemon Grove12
- National City5
- Oceanside29
- Poway13
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- Bonita1
- Camp Pendleton4
- Cardiff By The Sea2
- Carlsbad31
- Chula Vista44
- Del Mar1
- El Cajon33
- Encinitas13
- Escondido30
- Fallbrook1
- Imperial Beach1
- La Jolla6
- La Mesa29
- Lakeside9
- Lemon Grove12
- National City5
- Oceanside29
- Poway13
- Ramona4
- Rancho Santa Fe3
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- Santee5
- Solana Beach8
- Spring Valley4
- Valley Center1
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