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New England: Bus, Train, Car & Plane | |
| Car, bus, train, plane and boat are all useful means of transportation in Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont. | ||
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New England is not a land of wide open spaces, so transportation by car, bus, train, plane and boat is relatively easy. Much of the traffic coming to the region comes by way of New York City. Also, Boston is a transportation hub. Here's how to choose among car, bus, train and plane for travel between New York and Boston. To New England by CarTips on the fastest and most scenic routes to New England from New York City, Montréal, and beyond. More... Around New England by CarThe most popular way to go, including info on car rental, driving laws and fuel costs. More... Travel by BusMany useful routes if you have no car—or want to leave the hassles of driving, traffic and parking to someone else. New York-to-Boston by bus is quick, cheap and very popular. More... Travel by TrainLimited routes, but comfortable and scenic. More... Travel by PlaneA few longer routes and airport connections make sense. More... Travel by Ship & FerryFrom the Connecticut Shoreline to Bar Harbor ME, New England's 5000 miles (8000 km) of coastline are busy with ferries and cruise boats. More... Here's specific information on transportation in every New England state and New York City:
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