transportation in new york city?
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I dont know if it's good, depends on you're definition.  Obviously not bad since it transports thousands every day!  \n\nWe got subways, trains, buses, cabs, car service.  Even some horse and carriages in central park, but they don't really transport you anywhere, hehe!\n\nIf you are in the city (manhattan) most people use the subways, they are fast and cheap.  But if you don't care about money, you can hail a cab, though traffic there is horrible.  \n\nIf you are in the boroughs (brooklyn, queens, staten island...) you can grab a bus.  In staten island, yellow cabs aren't allowed, so you would have to call car service to get a cab...or just get on a bus or the train.\n\nThey sell fun day passes, where u can buy a bus pass for $7 and use it unlimited all day long.  It's the best deal for tourists.
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http://nysparks.state.ny.us/parks/\nhttp://www.crisny.org/government/ny/ny.tollfree.html\n\nGood Luck
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Most of the subways will take you to BOROUGH HALL.  It should be right across the street (or down the street) from that stop.  Check the MTA site to figure out which ones stop there.
1179651
doesn't really sound like you can afford car payments\nmaybe take public transportation for awhile
510996
Yeah, how about that transportation.
409752
How about the "Y". They have different things going on all the time, and I believe it's very inexpensive if not free. There are locations all over the US. I'm sure there are several in NYC. Good Luck!
612905
You answered your own question, go to NY DMV.
13419
Buy a metrocard and a copy of Let's Go New York.
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If you want an answer to this question, I'd recommend three things:\n- Ask your question in English so people can understand it\n- Mention what city you're in. Many cities have MTAs\n- Call your MTA yourself.
151866
Get lessons. New York is a big city and there are people who will help you learn it. You can also go on babblefish.com to translate words.
661941
go to Metrarail.com\n\nyou can get point to point directions for buses, trains and the "L"
692661
You can get there by subway.  There is a stop right ouside of the stadium.  Here is a site that may be of help.  Have fun.  Germany is a great place.  I lived there for 8 years.
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This might help... depends on the detail you need...\n\nhttp://www.brunton.com/manuals/current/Compasses/Transit.pdf#search='using%20a%20transit'
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what city? look on a bus map, they have them online.
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very expensive, but good.  lots of entertainment.  Youll never be bored.\n\nif you mean ny, ny\n\nas in the city.
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I'm assuming you mean mass transportation, like subways, bus service, els, etc.\n\n1.  Secure, monitored parking lots where people feel comfortable leaving their cars and where they feel save moving from their cars to the transit station\n\n2.  Safe, patrolled trains, etc.\n\n3.  Regular and reliable short-distance transportation at end points (from station to major venues, major work areas, etc.)\n\n4.  Early and late schedules (although perhaps less frequent) for individuals who don't work regular hours (also, in case someone may need to stay late unexpectedly).\n\n5.  Reasonable cost -- must be materially less expensive than personal commuting in order to offset less convenience and flexibility.\n\n6.  Availability of emergency transportation alternatives in the event of a need to get somewhere quickly (in major cities for intercity travel, this would be cabs, for instance).
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I know there is http://www.capitoltrailways.com/ Captiol Trailways that has bus service in New York and Reading.