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In <2u7f8l$q4f@panix.com> bcmar@panix.com (Bob Cmar) writes:
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>                           Bob Cmar 
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In answer to your original post on border crossings, My brother lives in 
Niagara Falls, and goes to grad school in Toronto, and I 190, the main 
route North can be jammed up for miles. I would suggest getting off in 
Niagara Falls, and either taking the Rainbow Bridge, which is the easiest 
to get to,  by taking the Niagara Falls Boulevard Exit and heading west 
right to the bridge,( the exit is right after leaving Grand Island),  or 
to get to the bridge with the lightest traffic, take the exit for Robert 
Moses Expy right after you leave Niagara Falls going North (but before 
getting to to Lewiston),  and going South to the Whirl Pool Bridge.  
Sometimes the traffic can be backed up all the way from customs on I 190 
to this exit, so you can still be stuck, so the exit before that, New 
Hyde Park, will also take you in to town and you can chose between the 
Rainbow or Whirlpool bridge from signs on the way into town.

Jim Huggins
jph@panix.com