Posted on: 05-10-07 14:45:15
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Originally posted by hchheda
What do experienced CDs have as advise - for any of these or something better than this?
I would rate safety-comfort-economy-convienence in that order...
rgds,
Hiren
I have always used Car as I enjoy long drives. On top of that Drive to NJ in Fall will be colorful. I have driven to NJ for quite a time and drive is comfortable.
With Car comes Flexibility/Convenience and Economy.
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Originally posted by Maharaj
Quote:
Originally posted by hchheda
What do experienced CDs have as advise - for any of these or something better than this?
I would rate safety-comfort-economy-convienence in that order...
rgds,
Hiren
I have always used Car as I enjoy long drives. On top of that Drive to NJ in Fall will be colorful. I have driven to NJ for quite a time and drive is comfortable.
With Car comes Flexibility/Convenience and Economy.
Thanks Maharaj for your views. I also feel that car will be my best option. Just checking if CDs have other more creative options.
BTW, anybody wishing to join me for the trip are welcome...2 drivers better than 1..
Hiren
Why don't you fly into Newark, instead of wasting upto a day in driving/bus/train
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Originally posted by freakoutguy
Why don't you fly into Newark, instead of wasting upto a day in driving/bus/train
$$$ obviously..
Since it is a liesure visit, there is no point in spending that much money on travel...
Thanx anyways.
Hiren
You could look up Buffalo-Newark flights. They can be pretty cheap at times. Try Continental. You can either park at Buffalo airport if you are driving(check the Buffalo airport website, they have a 10% off coupon for parking), or take a Greyhound to Buffalo, and a cab to the airport.
I enjoy the drive at times too. Tip: If you plan to be at the border early morning, you will save time getting through.
If you want to avoid some extra miles and like driving through countryside while driving to NJ ,take the Batavia town exit on I-90 and go through route 63 - 36 -17 east to Corning and Binghampton. You could reach NJ taking this scenic route saving on gas , and some toll fees 
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Originally posted by tiru
If you want to avoid some extra miles and like driving through countryside while driving to NJ ,take the Batavia town exit on I-90 and go through route 63 - 36 -17 east to Corning and Binghampton. You could reach NJ taking this scenic route saving on gas , and some toll fees
Thanx Tiru..thats something interesting..can you share more details..or do you have maps etc?? Does it take longer to reach?
Hiren
PS..Recvd yr email too. Thanx.
