Is the community college in maui a good college and if so..how about kahului community in general.? -

i think ive decided to move to maui but its always nice to hear from people that have acutally been there.

My olderst brother went to the University Of Hawaii at Manoa...he loved it so much he never wanted to come back...but he had to because he said it was too expensive...So I hope you have a great job lined up...I can t imagine any where in Hawaii being bad to live...I do know that it might get boring being stuck on a n island though...my friends who have lived there say it does get kind of boring...So i m gonna move there when i retire :)

Directions to 4044 Quakerbridge Road,Trenton, NJ from Manhattan? -

Hey, what is the most convenient way is to get to 4044 Quakerbridge Road, Trenton, NJ from Manhattan? I m taking a TOEFL test there and have no idea where it is. Bus or train? It s going to be early in the morning since I have to get there by 9 am, from West Harlem. Thanks in advance.

This is going to be a long trip, so try to leave home between 6:30 and 6:45am. Here s how to get from Manhattan to the address in question in Trenton.From Penn Station, take NJ Transit s Northeast Corridor Line to Trenton. Once in Trenton, you can get a taxi from the train station to the your final destination.The one way fare on NJ Transit from the City to Trenton will cost you $12.50 ($25 round trip). Please purchase you ticket before boarding.I hope this information is very helpful.Good luck

This is near Quakerbridge Mall on Route 1. It s really closer to Princeton than Trenton. There are buses that run from Trenton to Quakerbridge Mall but I m not that familiar with them and you may end up with a long walk.I would take the NJ Transit Trenton train to Princeton Junction and then take a cab from there.Go to www.njtransit.com and use the trip planner. Actually they may be able to suggest a bus connection also.

Take an NJ transit train from Penn Station to Trenton. From there, you ll probably have to take a taxi. Or, you can check njtransit.com to see if there s a bus that runs nearby.

Cheapest public transportation from New York City to Washington DC? -

Hi!!I would like to know the cheapest public transportation from New York city to Washington DC. THanks!!

Megabus and Bolt Bus are two very nice buses that will pick you up not far from Madison Square Garden (Megabus leaves from 32nd Street and 8th Avenue or thereabouts, and Bolt leaves from 7th Avenue and 33rd Street) and drop you off near 10th and H streets NW in Washington, DC, about a block north of the Metro Center station. I ve ridden both, and they are inexpensive, clean, and comfortable. Both offer WiFi. Bolt Bus has sockets in the backs of the seats where you can plug in your electronics if needed. The one time I used Megabus (a round trip), they stopped near Baltimore to pick up (or drop off) passengers. Megabuses are also double-decker. If I had to choose which one I d take, I d probably go for the one that was leaving around the time I wanted to go at the lower price.I suggest you use one of those, as the Chinatown buses aren t terribly reliable, and the Greyhound station in DC is even nastier than Port Authority and not in the nicest neighborhood. Greyhound is just awful.

Ahh...if you want to make a trip from New York City...you have to take what is locally known as the Chinese Bushttp://www.chinatown-bus.com/People who want the cheapest mode of transporation often take it, but I must warn you, that its not the greatest or most pleasant ride, if you have a bit more funds think about Greyhound.

Cheapest way to go between NYC and DC will be by bus. Check out the link below.Good luckNative New Yorker

Buses, without a doubt.http://www.dc2ny.com/?gclid=CImr7p-bu54C��http://www.greyhound.com/home/It s a 4-5 hour trip, and will run you about $20-$40, depending on the kind of ticket you buy.

Chinatown bus!

Probably, bus! But I was tempted to say walk! :P