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(@just4steven)
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Good evening and hello everyone, One simple question with driving STX. Here are all the facts and please help me solve this map equation, hee hee hee: It will be a Sunday. There will be a cruise ship in that day in F'sted. I am in C'sted. I will have a car rental from C'sted Sunday morning, departing around say 9 a.m. Which route would be the fastest getting to Sandy Point knowing I am leaving on a Sunday morning from C'sted on a day when a large cruise ship is in??? Looking at google maps I see centerline road, but it also looks like it could be slow and get busy. Then I see the Route 66 (and 10 other names), the one that is the most south and goes by the airport and that looks fast and less busy. Which would be my best bet to get to Sandy Point as fast as possible??? Just curious! 🙂

 
Posted : January 20, 2012 7:23 pm
(@emily)
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Take the highway (the one by the airport). It's a 4 lane road for the fastest route. Or take Centerline to see more of the island. The taxis will be going from Frederiksted to C'sted at that time anyways. But don't worry about traffic. We have very little. Only traffic to speak of is goig through Christiansted or Sunny Isles but even then, compared to the mainland or St Thomas, it's really nothing.

 
Posted : January 20, 2012 8:28 pm
(@just4steven)
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stxem008 wrote:
Take the highway (the one by the airport). It's a 4 lane road for the fastest route. Or take Centerline to see more of the island. The taxis will be going from Frederiksted to C'sted at that time anyways. But don't worry about traffic. We have very little. Only traffic to speak of is goig through Christiansted or Sunny Isles but even then, compared to the mainland or St Thomas, it's really nothing.

Thanks a bunch stem! I think I have it all planned out now 😎

 
Posted : January 21, 2012 12:47 am

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