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N8710 t1_j6n57w7 wrote

17 is the high for the day, that’s being optimistic. It won’t reach that temperature until mid afternoon. It’s going to be dangerously cold outside.

That being said, I would plan some nice indoor activities nearby where you will be staying. You don’t want to be driving around in that weather. People have left some great options here, so won’t reiterate.

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N8710 t1_ixb8wi7 wrote

Partially yes, the parking industry would describe any facilitation of parked vehicles.

For example I manage a parking garage. But the company I work for operates parking lots, valet services, parking enforcement (both private and public), shuttles, and more.

It’s not glamorous, but it’s honest work.

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N8710 t1_iwj2dm9 wrote

The commuter rail is great if your schedule lines up with it, but keep in mind a monthly pass (which includes unlimited commuter rail and subway/bus/ferry rides) is over $400. Per month. But you’re ahead of the game after round trip commuting for like 10-15 days depending on if you have to take a bus/subway after you get to your desired train station.

Great solution if you can make it work, but if you work weird hours get used to a lot of traffic all the time. Either way plan on about 2 hours each way, give or take depending on your situation.

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N8710 t1_iw7y42z wrote

I would personally recommend just driving into NYC if that’s an option for you, it’s only about 3-4 hours (traffic dependent). Wake up really early, less traffic and cheaper parking.

If you do some research and pre purchase parking online, you can find some reasonable day rates. Then you have the added benefit of having your car to get around the city if you want to go somewhere further.

Pro tip, turn on avoid tolls on your GPS before you leave the house. Even if it’s like 20-30 minutes longer, some of the bridge tolls into Manhattan are extortionate.

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