Drive-in

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A drive-in is a facility such as a bank, restaurant, movie theater where one can literally drive in with an automobile for service. In the German-speaking world, the term is now often used instead of "drive-through" for that kind of service. In Japan, the term refers to a rest area. In France, this term has become popular because of American movies showing that kind of service, and more recently due to the expansion of fast-food restaurants.

See also

• Drive-through
• Drive-in theater
• Drive-In Classics, a Canadian TV channel

External links

• Drive-in theatres refuse to fade away
• Jilly's drive-in restaurant page

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