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Public Question Asked by edandsarahmae13 about Boston

I plan to go Boston, MA and will be staying there for three days? Do I need to have a car to get around town?

Feb 09, 2009

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Sarah Ashkar
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Answered by Sarah Ashkar , Ram Allah, West Bank

If you are going to be staying and travelling inside the city of Boston then you absolutely do NOT need a car. In fact, you'll probablly hate the fact that you have one if you get one. Boston has the oldest (and, in my opinion, best) subway system in North American. Riding the train (the "T") costs $1.75 per ride. There is also an extensive bus network. Good luck and I hope you love it there as much as I do!

Mar 12, 2009

Nadine Singh

Comment by Nadine Singh from Washington, United States

As long as you're staying within Boston you're fine. Even if you decide to take a trip outside of town to one of the surrounding towns the T (subway) and Commuter rail is so amazing. Fares are $2.00 with a Charlie Ticket and $1.70 with a Charlie Card and almost every single time I've gone out in Boston a T station has always been nearby.

Mar 12, 2009


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Answered by Caitlin , Boston, United States

You will be much better off without a car...traffic, parking, it's just a mess with a car. Be sure to buy a T pass!

Oct 04, 2010

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Answered by Andrea Mooney , Boston, United States

Not at all! Boston has an in-depth transportation system that runs on Green, Red, Blue and Orange line. There are also buses and cabs that run fairly regularly.

Feb 28, 2011

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