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Living on the route you'll have to take and having driven to and from Cleveland and Columbus multiple times as well as driven to JFK airport multiple times I can honestly only say this: unless you're …

There really isn't a general rule to availability of such transfers but airlines seem to reserve the right to provide it if they deem it fit to do so. For example: United's Rule 17: Rule 17 Ground Tr …

There is a great service provided by Google which is dead on accurate as far as the city is concerned. The problem with the time you're landing and the time you will be going into the city is the fac …

Given LaGuardia's location you will have to use Ground Transportation irrespective of where you're coming from at some point of your journey. The simplest way to get from LaGuardia to Penn Station wo …

As @Flimzy pointed out. Google Maps has pretty extensive public transportation information. So you can simply try to get the options from it. In addition you can look at RTD, which allows you to do …

In addition to what Choster has described there may be a way to do it without the transfer from Bus to Subway. There is a long term parking adjacent to the Lefferts Blvd Airtran station and Howard Be …

There are 2 bus routes that service Annapolis from Washington D.C. 921(Young Transportation Services and 922(Maryland Transportation Authority Commuter Bus), so you will need to get from Dulles to Was …

Google's public transportation map option would give you other alternatives. You will still need to change the bus or 2 but it should get you there on time. As far as Route 125 is concerned it has 2 …

For the life of me I could not come up with a single itinerary that will fly Miami to JFK then LaGuardia to Zurich. So if this is the case there are 2 different itineraries in play then you will need …

First off the 1 hour you have left yourself is likely not to be enough and here is why. Most people who travel on Saturday to the Bahamas are traveling to start their vacation in one of the resorts o …

In actuality given where you are going there are public transit options available but again depends on the time of the day. You can take a train from Newark Airport to New Brunswick and then take 815 …

Your best option if you decide to take public transportation you should take M60-SBS directly into Manhattan or you could stop at Astoria Blvd, and change for N, Q subway trains, which will take about …

In addition to Michael's answer you can use buses: Megabus - $35 Greyhound - about $50 Round Trip And in Chicago you can use Chicago public transportation to get to O'Hare.

Generally speaking your best solution with the amount of luggage you're carrying is to use a Taxi or an Uber. You can try to get your luggage to Airtran and then to the Subway (either E or an A train …