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Driving Directions for Atlantic City to Cape May Court House Area? I am trying to decide the best and most simplistic route from the Atlantic City Intl Airport to the Hyland Motor Inn (located 38 East Mechanic Street, CMCH NJ O8210). I need driving directions for someone who is unfamiliar with these areas, which means "back ways" are acceptable as long as they are easy to follow, but I am not seeking any complex short cuts. I have tried yahoo maps, mapquest, and google maps to no avail. All help is tremendously appreciated! :-)

Where can I find driving directions from San Francisco, California to Buenos Aires, Argentina? A friend of mine is going to Argentina, and although he has already decided to fly, I thought it would be interesting to see how to get there by car. I tried both Yahoo! and Google Maps, but neither of those sites could give me directions (in fact they did not even give directions to Mexico City. Mapquest did not give an option be to put in another country. Does anyone know of an international map website that could give directions, or does anyone know someone who has driven from North America to South America? Thanks for the responses. Mapquest only seems to give directions for travel within the US or within Europe. Rand Mcnally only seems to work for directions within the US. I would love to know a source for info about the drive from Tierra del Fuego to Point Barrow, Alaska!!! I did not know there are roads in northern Alaska, but I could be wrong. I would be happy just knowing how they got from Buenos Aires to Fairbanks! I did once see a TV show about a drive from Bejing to Paris, but neither Google or Yahoo! can do this either =(

Should I use Google Maps or MapQuest? I'm planning to go to Brooklyn, NY and I live in Jersey City, NJ. I almost never drive to NY and I've never been to Brooklyn, so I'm trying to get the best directions possible. I thought MapQuest would be the best option but I'm not sure because I hear MapQuest is sometimes deceiving.

What exit from MCI airport Kansas City to I-435 East? I am not really comfortable driving in bigger cities, but I am going to MCI Kansas City Airport. I am confident in my directions there, but can't seem to find directions back. I have went to yahoo maps and mapquest etc, but the directions they are giving me back will take me downtown. I know I-435 takes you around KC, but everyone tells me it is a tricky exit to get back on when you are leaving. Can anyone tell me what exit # this is, or what the sign will say? PLEASE :) Thanks for your time!

How do I get from Detroit to New York City going through Canada? Everyone says this is faster than going through the U.S. the whole way. But the maps/driving directions websites (google, mapquest, yahoo) are giving me stupid routes. Does anyone know the quickest common knowledge route???

Can you help me with simple driving directions in Chicago? I need a quick and easy way to get from Devon & Western in the north-eastern section, to 87th and Ashland in the south-eastern section. I have job training and I drive there every day, and I will keep on doing so for two more weeks. I'm tired of driving down Western the WHOLE way. I'm a country boy, from the sticks in Minnesota, so please make it simple. I have a city map but it's so freakin’ huge; I swear that thing is close to life-size. I don't trust MapQuest or any other online driving directions website.

Driving questions for road trip and NEED help!? Okay so my family and I drove to Las Vegas, NV from Omaha, Ne for my Wedding and well they left before giving me directions on how to get back. I know how to get back going the way that we did. However, there were so many Mountain passes and to be honest kind of scary for me. I am not driving alone but I still think that there has got to be an easier way to get back, even if it takes us longer. I would ask my family but that is not an option. To get here we followed mapquest directions through Nebraska and then through Colorado and some of Utah. I was thinking going back we could go from Las Vegas up to Salt Lake City, Ut and then across the entire bottom of Wyoming into Nebraska. By doing it this way we would not have to drive through Colorado at all. My question is (Since I have never driven this way either) Would that be an easier way? Is Utah and Wyoming easier to get through than Colorado? Feel free to check out map quest as well to see what I am talking about. I only have about 24 hrs to figure this out! Thanks!

Driving from Las Vegas to Omaha- Have a Question- Please Help? Okay so my family and I drove to Las Vegas, NV from Omaha, Ne for my Wedding and well they left before giving me directions on how to get back. I know how to get back going the way that we did. However, there were so many Mountain passes and to be honest kind of scary for me. I am not driving alone but I still think that there has got to be an easier way to get back, even if it takes us longer. I would ask my family but that is not an option. To get here we followed mapquest directions through Nebraska and then through Colorado and some of Utah. I was thinking going back we could go from Las Vegas up to Salt Lake City, Ut and then across the entire bottom of Wyoming into Nebraska. By doing it this way we would not have to drive through Colorado at all. My question is (Since I have never driven this way either) Would that be an easier way? Is Utah and Wyoming easier to get through than Colorado? Feel free to check out map quest as well to see what I am talking about. I only have about 24 hrs to figure this out! Thanks! Does anyone know what states "tarabears" answer goes through??

When traveling to a place you've never been, which of the 2 ways do you take? I'm traveling to a place where I've never been in a few days and can't decide which route to take. 1) Mapquest directions, takes 3 hours, but I'll have to go in and around a bunch of big cities, and have to turn onto a bunch of different highways/interstates. 2)My directions based on a map I was looking at. Takes 4 hours, but I only have to go around one big city and only have two interstates and one highway to go onto. The drive (Ill be the one driving) is making me extremely nervous, and I can't decide which way to go. They both have their positives and their negatives. So, what way would you rather take?

Map with detail? I need driving directions with a map with specific cities on it. We are driving from Texas to Alaska and I need to plan on where about to stop for the night. But on mapquest it doesnt show specific cities we will be going through! any help??

Is there a map finder site that allows you to search for specific businesses along your route? Used to have a GPS navigator that would help me out with this, but it was stolen. So i was wondering if there is a site like MapQuest or Google maps that after you put in your destination for driving directions, allows you to search for a specific place of business or public location (like a Starbuck's or a city park) along your route. MapQuest does have an option to search certain kinds of businesses, but i was wondering if there are any other sites that offer more business/place search options or let you to enter the type of place you are looking for. Ok, i already said MapQuest. Anything else?

Why, on part of I-5, do the N and S bound lanes cross over each other, so you drive on the left? In NW L.A. county, there is a section of I-5 where the traffic in one direction crosses over or under the traffic in the other direction, so that you drive on the left side of the oncoming traffic (which is far away, on the other side of a canyon) for a while, until you again cross over or under the uncoming traffic, and return to the right side. Why? (If you do not believe me, go to http://www.mapquest.com/maps/map.adp?formtype=address&country=US&popflag=0&latitude=&longitude=&name=&phone=&level=&addtohistory=&cat=&address=royal+rd+and+the+old+rd&city=castaic&state=ca&zipcode=.) This is between Castaic and exit 183. Traveler: I understand why the Northbound and Southbound lanes are not all on the same side of the canyon. My question is why the northbound lanes are on the west side and the southbound lanes are on the east side, like one would expect in the U.K., rather than the northbound lanes on the east side and the southbound lanes on the west side, like other roads in the U.S.

I need a map that avoids major cities? I tried mapquesting driving directions but it does not allow me to avoid major cities, please help I leave this afternoon from illinois to mass. and I was told mapquest allowed you to change your route and I cant get it to do so . I am travelling from freeport il to southwick mass if that helps

Where can I find driving directions from San Francisco, California to Buenos Aires, Argentina? A friend of mine is going to Argentina, and although he has already decided to fly, I thought it would be interesting to see how to get there by car. I tried both Yahoo! and Google Maps, but neither of those sites could give me directions (in fact they did not even give directions to Mexico City. Mapquest did not give an option be to put in another country. Does anyone know of an international map website that could give directions, or does anyone know someone who has driven from North America to South America? If someone has been able to get directions from Mapquest could you paste them in your answer -- I could only get directions for travel within the US or within Europe on Mapquest. If it is not possible could you tell me two neighboring countries that you cannot drive between -- from a regular map (not a roadmap) it looks like it should be possible.

How do I get from Detroit to New York City, going through Canada? Everyone says this is faster than going through the U.S. the whole way. But the maps/driving directions websites (google, mapquest, yahoo) are giving me stupid routes. Does anyone know the quickest common knowledge route???

Looking for milage between international cities... webpage? I would like a webpage like Yahoo!maps or Mapquest, but for interntational cities. I don't need exact driving directions, just a map that shows point A and point B, the general route between (if any) and the distance. For example, I want to put in "Singapore, Singapore" and "Balikpapan, Indonesia" and see a map that is big enough to have both labled, connected with a line, and mileage given. I haven't been able to find anything like this. Any suggestions?