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I'm from the Eastern shore of Maryland and go to DC at least 5 times a year and always take the metro. However I'm going on a business trip Thrusday-Friday in inner DC and the hotel they booked provides parking. I should mention price is no option since my company is paying for all travel expenses. Why would you want to drive? Traffic into the city, especially if you have to be there by 9:30 AM on Tuesday, is atrocious, IMO YOU ARE BETTER OFF ON METRO It all depends upon the time, mood, company, occasion and how you feel about it, go for what suits you the best, enjoy either way and be at peace to have fun, you can have a trip ticket made from AAA or get the directions from the computer It's not a bad drive, but the traffic can be daunting! I'd say, if you really want to have a car available, go ahead and drive, but at a MINIMUM have lots of Mapquest pages printed out of anywhere you plan to go while there, and your route to & from DC to home. Well if I was you and my job is paying for travel arrangements I would use their travel arrangement and save my gas! You can always ride the subway or catch the metro bus to just about anywhere in DC. Do whatever would be more convience for you, go with it.. If the company is paying expenses, drive to the hotel, park there, and take cabs for the rest of the trip. Hello, |
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