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TransportationResources to help you navigate the twists and turns of Boston's public transportation system, as well as information about driving, road construction, the Big Dig, and Logan International Airport.
JetBlue Adds New Routes from Boston
Great news for traveling Bostonians! Budget airline JetBlue is adding three cities to the list of those it flies to nonstop from Boston's Logan International Airport. The new additions are Jacksonville, Fla.; Chicago O'Hare; and New Orleans. JetBlue will start flying to Jacksonville on March 15, and Chicago and New Orleans on May 1, 2008. Tips for Safe Driving in Boston
Bostonians have a reputation for being hot-headed drivers. In May 2007, Boston placed third in a survey by Connecticut-based auto club AutoVantage of American cities with the worst road rage (Miami and New York are even worse). The surest ways to set off road rage are to get in an accident, cut someone off, or test people's patience. With that in mind here are five tips for safe driving in Boston. Getting to Logan International Airport
Heres a reference guide to help you find the best way for you to get yourself to Boston's Logan International Airport and home again. Zipcar: Freedom without the Hassle
Boston is not an easy city to own a car in. Parking is difficult and expensive, particularly for those who live downtown. And when you factor in the cost of the yearly excise tax, safety inspections, registration, insurance, and repairs it can start to sound like more trouble than its worth. But the truth is sometimes its handy to have one, whether its to pick up a piece of furniture or get out into the countryside. Thats where Zipcar comes in. MBTA - Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority
Tired of dealing with the traffic in Boston? Find your local bus and train stops along with schedules and construction updates. The MBTA also has a trip planner tool that will help get you where you need to go and back. Resident Parking Permits
Parking on many of Boston's residential streets requires a resident parking permit. Find out how to get one so you can park in your neighborhood. Paying a Parking Ticket
If you drive in Boston, sooner or later you're going to get a ticket. This website explains how you should pay it. |
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