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Boston UniversityTransportation Facts & Statistics

Location
Boston, MA
Undergrads
16,722
Tuition
$39,864
Admission Difficulty
Average
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Best Ways to Get Around Town
MBTA service: T (operates both above and underground), Bus Lines (follows T lines around the city), MBTA rails (runs between cities around Massachusetts), biking/blading along the river, Taxi Service
Best Ways to Get to the Airport
  • A cab ride to the airport costs about $25.
  • By car: From Commonwealth Avenue, take Storrow Drive East, and take the exit toward 93 N/S. Follow signs to the airport.
  • The bus: MBTA bus routes 448, 459, and CT3 serve Logan Airport.
  • The T: Take the MBTA Blue Line to Airport Station. Free shuttle bus service is provided by MassPort from the Airport Station to all airline terminals.
Did You Know?
  • Most methods of transportation in Boston will accept the Student Advantage Card (you will receive information about it when you arrive on campus, or during orientation). The SA card allows a 15% student discount at Amtrak and Greyhound locations.
  • During the beginning of the war on terror, Boston was rated the second worst place to be in the country in case of an emergency.
  • The "Big Dig," Boston's enormous construction project, which was originally projected to last for approximately four years, grew to occupy more than10 years of construction on Boston's highway system, finishing around the fall of 2007.
  • When there is traffic, you could potentially be stuck at a standstill for hours before getting out of the city.

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