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Old 07-28-2011, 09:44 AM
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That is definitely going out of the way to end up in the same s.hitty spot. Honestly, if you are going to end up on the turnpike, you might as well go all the way up to the GW Bridge and get to Long Island from there. On Sunday nights, the Outer and Goethals bridges are absolute suicide missions. From the Turnpike, you can loop around and take the Bayonne bridge to Staten Island . It is out of the way, but you will circumvent some traffic from the 2 other bridges and some of the S.I. expressway that backs up horribly EVERY Sunday.

The train might be a very good option and worth looking in to.
They can actually take Hylan Blvd from the OTB to the VNB but I get your point, and there is no right answer. Everything is a cluster **ck on Sunday nights, so train likely is the best option. I live in Bergen Co and will take either 35 North through the Amboys or 18 N through N Brunswick and figure it out from there.
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Old 07-28-2011, 09:46 AM
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They can actually take Hylan Blvd from the OTB to the VNB but I get your point, and there is no right answer. Everything is a cluster **ck on Sunday nights, so train likely is the best option. I live in Bergen Co and will take either 35 North through the Amboys or 18 N through N Brunswick and figure it out from there.
I am way too familiar with that location...................
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