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Binghamton University - TransportationCollege Prowler3.08
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How to Get to the Airport
- A cab ride to the airport costs $18
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Students have high praise for the Binghamton University bus services because of the routine service, extensive routes, and (best of all) the fact that they’re free. And while some point out that bus service does not run 24 hours, cabs take over as a quick and affordable way of getting around town at night. Getting around town is easy thanks to public transportation, and getting out of town is often simple as well. Greyhound runs frequent bus schedules out of downtown Binghamton, ESCAPE is a cheap and convenient way to get home for the holiday breaks, and it is only a matter of time before you meet someone who has a car and can drive you to where you need to go. Getting around or getting out, transportation in Binghamton is a breeze.
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Usually, if you live on campus,...
Usually, if you live on campus, you’ll mainly only have to leave to go shopping or partying. There are many buses that go to Town Square Mall, a shopping center with a huge Wal-Mart. Unless you’re against shopping at Wal-Mart, you’ll probably live there, because it's a 24-hour super center with anything you could possibly need. As for going out, most people take cabs to go party during the weekend. With a group of people, it’s like $3 per person. For other things, prices can vary. There’s also a small airport and Greyhound bus station. |
jb21 says: Binghamton University 2013 Undecided |
Transportation
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buses run on the hour. semi incovenient
Transportation: January 09, 2010
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Anonymous says: |
Blue buses are easier than they...
Blue buses are easier than they seem, and the cabs are only two bucks when you have more than two people. Very convenient. |
Anonymous says: |
Transportation is actually pretty...
Transportation is actually pretty good. For the most part, the buses are on time, and they are free. There are buses that go to the mall, Wal-Mart, and other convenient places all the time. Even those that live off campus can fare pretty well using the buses. |
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Buses are always running in front...
Buses are always running in front of the University Union. There are two lines—the campus line, which is reliable, and the city line, which isn’t as good. |
On-Campus Transportation
points of interest in Binghamton, Vestal, and Johnson City, including popular areas for off-campus living, downtown Binghamton, Town Square Mall, Oakdale Mall, and Wegman’s Free buses run routes around Binghamton campus Buses run regularly until midnight Sunday–Thursday, and until 1:30 a.m. on Friday
Public Transportation
provides discounted bus service from the Binghamton campus to locations in New York City, Westchester, and Long Island. ESCAPE tickets go fast for holiday travel dates (Thanksgiving, winter break, Easter/Passover, and spring break), so buy early. Binghamton’s non-profit, student-run bus company
Taxi Cabs
1-800-Taxicab
(800) 829-4222
A-1 Courtesy Cab
(607) 723-2000
Checker Car Service
(607) 722-2227
Airport
Located just outside Binghamton and a short cab ride from the University, few students use the Binghamton airport, since a bus or car trip is just as convenient and much less expensive for most. Binghamton Regional Airport 2534 Airport Road, Johnson City (607) 763-4471
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