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From: Dan_Bower%RPI-MTS.Mailnet@MIT-MULTICS.ARPA
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Subject: RR Travel from DC to Boston Area
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Date: Wed, 18-Dec-85 04:28:05 EST
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Why not take the Night Owl? You could leave DC at 10:30p, arrive
in the Boston area in the morning (Rte. 128 station at 7:45a) and
catch the rental offices right when they open.
In fact, if you get there that early, do you need a rental car at
all? When I take the Night Owl to DC from NYC, I take the metro
to wherever I'm going and back (or a taxi for some trips) and
blow off the rental car entirely. For the price of the Pullman
berth and taxi fares, I save the price of a rental car and
hotels. I also get there early enough and can leave late enough
to get in a full day's work. If I fly, I have to come in the
night before and run like mad to make the last flight out.