Having spent many summers there you’re right and wrong. With what you did sounds

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Sep 10, 2024
11:24:04am

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like the right choice. But there’s so much to do that would require a car to make it feasible.

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Heading to Boston over Fall Break to do some site-seeing. Rent a car or no?

Let's Go Bucs

Sep 10, 11:04am

Depends what you want to see but Boston is a terrible city to drive in

RC Vikings

Sep 10, 11:05am

The worst city in America-cow trails and tunnels

claw

Sep 10, 12:07pm

Do you want to go out to Lexington and Concord? Maybe Salem? See some of the

UMWolverine

Sep 10, 11:09am

I went last fall and only rented a car on the days I was going out of the city

All-around BYU

Sep 10, 11:11am

How long will you be there?

novacoug1

Sep 10, 11:13am

Yes!!! While you can do the freedom trail there is so much do do there that requ

SBB

Sep 10, 11:13am

Yes. If, you are staying in Boston or in the out skirts were the red line is available, wait to rent a car. But rent a

Cougarpride

Sep 10, 11:13am

Boston is most definitely the worst major city in the US to drive in

bythenumbers

Sep 10, 11:16am

went last year.

Cougforgood

Sep 10, 11:21am

Having spent many summers there you’re right and wrong. With what you did sounds

SBB

Sep 10, 11:24am

Yeah but there's plenty to do without a car, especially for a short trip

bythenumbers

Sep 10, 11:33am

Fair

SBB

Sep 10, 11:34am

Boston freeways and the entire system is problematic for a non-resident.

WallaX2

Sep 10, 11:41am

Boston is amazing...no car needed if staying in the city. We did a guided bus

ybecausethatswhy

Sep 10, 12:06pm

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