Can I get a Driver License with a student visa in new york city? -

I m 16 and I m moving in manhattan for two year for studying

You cannot get a license that will allow you to drive in NYC until you are eighteen.A student visa is not enough ID. You must have multiple documents that add up to a certain number of points to get the application fore a license. Some documents that you must have include proof of NYS residency along with birth certificate and SS card. They are suitably strict about this.Besides that, owning a car in Manhattan is cost prohibitive and entirely unnecessary with the finest metropolitan transportation system at your doorstep.

no, you need either an American Social Security card to get a license or an international license, either way it doesn t matter, you have to be 18 years old to get a license in New York City

You don t need a car in Manhattan. So therefore you don t need a license.

nooo im sorry but no you can t....=,(

No. you need to use the driver s license from your country to rent or get a car.

um.... no. DUH!

Kansas City, MO Metro Bus: What buses go to Independence, MO (40 Hwy and Noland Rd)? -

I need to make a trip, KCATA website is currently down like my stupid car... and I can t find what routes travel to Indie, MO mainly to 40hwy and 291 any one an expert? TIA! :)I would be catching the Metro home to downtown to Indie. I need the Indie bus number to get me to 40Hwy or Noland.

Google Maps, my friend. In addition to driving and walking directions, it will also give you Public Transit directions! My link below is for a generic route, but you can specify any two addresses you want. It will also figure out the walking portions of your route for you - where the closest bus stops are, etc.But to answer your other question, it looks like # 28 will get you to Blue Ridge Crossing, and then # 251 will get you to the HyVee at Noland and 40.

Rev. Roki is right. Bus # 28 will get you from Independence to Blue Ridge Crossing, and then transfer to Bus # 251 to get to the HyVee at Noland and 40 (40 and 291).

Im going to orlando for the first time...Should I buy my tickets online or wait until I get there? -

Hi everyone. I am currently living in Mexico and me and my girlfriend are going to orlando for the very first time. I want to make our first trip memorable, so I am pretty nervous about getting everything planned. My first question is should I buy theme park tickets online or wait until I reach Orlando? Are there any discounts in Orlando that I might not get online. Also let me explain a little bit about my trip. I will be going from the 9th of January to the 16th, 2010. This is what I have been planning I would appreciate any suggestions. Day 1 (Saturday)- Universal StudiosDay 2 (Sunday)- Island of AdventuresDay 3 (Monday)- Sea World and dinner at Pirate Dinner Adventure. Day 4 (Tuesday)-MGM StudiosDay 5 (Wednesday)- EpcotDay 6 (Thursday)- Magic KingdomDay 7 (Friday)- Should I go to Animal Kingdom or Repeat a Disney Park?Day 8 (Saturday)- Repeat a Disney Park. Im 27 and My girlfriend is 23 and we are both very excited to go. I thank you all for your comments and suggestions. Help me make this the perfect vacation.

Universal has some discounts available for purchasing online. Disney does not, but you will save time and won t have to stand in line. There s nothing you are going to find when you get there - possibly a buck or two off at the visitor s center.Just FYI, MGM Studios is called Hollywood Studios now, and Animal Kingdom is a Disney park. Personally, I don t think Animal Kingdom is all that great. But since it appears you are spending 5 days at Disney, you might want to give it a try. It s a smaller park and doesn t take as long to do, so you might want to do it in the middle of your visit and take part of the day off for a rest. You have got an action-packed trip planned, and a rest will most likely be welcomed by that time. So maybe Tuesday or Wednesday, spend the morning at Animal Kingdom, then go back and rest for a while.