Quick Route through Boston

bktourer1 <[email hidden]> wrote in news:1182248666.622623.303110
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Quoted message said:

I need a quick route from South Station to North Station in Boston.
Need to catch a train and will be pushing a loaded touring bike and
can't afford to get delayed. I noticed on a Boston map that ther
seems to be a lot of one way streets. Please advise best route ASAP.

Thanks

Go out the front of South station. go left on Summer Street(Cross the
street legally as a pedestrian; very dangerous)

Turn right onto High Street.

Turn left on Federal Street.

Take Federal street through several lights until Milk Street.

Turn right onto Milk Street.

Cross Congress Street. Turn left onto "pearl Street." It really becomes
Congress street further north. They merge after the parks and statutes.

Take Congress Street all the way to Portland Street. You will go
underneath the garage and past Haymarket. Traffic is very tricky around
New Chardon St on your right.

Take a right onto Portland Street.

Take it all the way to Causeway. Turn right onto Causeway.

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William O'Hara
www.N1ey.com - Amateur Radio and Railfan Blog
www.yahoogroups.com/group/illinoiscentral - premier discussion list re:
ICRR

Thanks for the assist

Ed

Quoted message said:

bktourer1 <[email hidden]> wrote in news:1182248666.622623.303110
@n2g2000hse.googlegroups.com:

Quoted message said:

I need a quick route from South Station to North Station in Boston.
Need to catch a train and will be pushing a loaded touring bike and
can't afford to get delayed. I noticed on a Boston map that ther
seems to be a lot of one way streets. Please advise best route ASAP.

Quoted message said:

Thanks

Go out the front of South station. go left on Summer Street(Cross the
street legally as a pedestrian; very dangerous)

Turn right onto High Street.

Turn left on Federal Street.

Take Federal street through several lights until Milk Street.

Turn right onto Milk Street.

Cross Congress Street. Turn left onto "pearl Street." It really becomes
Congress street further north. They merge after the parks and statutes.

Take Congress Street all the way to Portland Street. You will go
underneath the garage and past Haymarket. Traffic is very tricky around
New Chardon St on your right.

Take a right onto Portland Street.

Take it all the way to Causeway. Turn right onto Causeway.

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William O'Harawww.N1ey.com- Amateur Radio and Railfan Blogwww.yahoogroups.com/group/illinoiscentral- premier discussion list re:
ICRR