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Cape Cod Transportation | |
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By CarDuring the summer vacation season, car traffic to and on Cape Cod is often intense, with hour-long delays. Plan your driving strategy carefully, and avoid weekends if at all possible! More... By PlaneCape Air provides service connecting Boston, Provincetown and Hyannis, and in summer from Providence RI. More... By BusBus service to Cape Cod from New York City, Providence RI and Boston is convenient and fairly fast. More... By BoatBay State Cruise Company, 200 Seaport Blvd, Suite 75, Boston MA 02210, runs daily cruises between Boston and Provincetown in summer. More... By Train from BostonOn summer weekends, CapeFLYER trains run from Boston's South Station along the Old Colony Commuter Rail line to Lakeville, then via Buzzards Bay to Cape Cod, terminating at Hyannis, taking about 2 hours for the journey. More... By Train & BusAmtrak (tel 800-368-8725) runs about 10 trains daily between New York City (Penn Station) and Providence RI. From Providence you can take a Bonanza bus to Hyannis, and continue to Provincetown if you wish. More...
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A Plymouth & Brockton Street
Railway Company bus in Provincetown on Cape
Cod.
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