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    5.0 (2 reviews)
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    C&J - This is how I roll!

    C&J

    3.1(11 reviews)
    1.1 mi

    Logan Airport and C&J Bus to Dover, N.H…read more Traveling mid-December 2025 from DCA to Dover, New Hampshire, I opted to use C&J for express bus transit from Boston to and from Dover. I had booked an 11 a.m. bus out of BOS, and upon landing I had no trouble finding the right bus stop for C&J. The stop was well marked, is shared by about eight bus lines, and each bus proved to be efficient when boarding and disembarking passengers with luggage stored underneath. Here's my note to the airport: It's cold in December in Boston. The shelter for the bus stop had a heater affixed to the top of the bus stop; and the heater had a 30-minute timer. Unfortunately, the heater did not work. Brrrr. My flight from DCA arrived early, allowing me to see if I could board the bus that departed some 40 minutes before my ticketed bus. No dice. The driver politely explained that I needed to wait at the bus stop until the ticketed bus arrived. I'm not sure why - about 15 passengers had just disembarked his bus, and my stop was the last stop of the route to leave the airport, so chances were good there would be space on this bus. Further, upon returning from Dover to BOS, the C&J driver who arrived for a trip that was scheduled to depart before my ticketed departure actively welcomed me to board her bus, even though it meant taking a bus that departed about an hour before my ticketed bus. Once aboard, the trips to and from the airport were great. Comfortable seating, comfortable temperatures, and flawless operation by the drivers. Great price (round trip BOS to Dover was $56), and an excellent alternative to driving, renting a car, or using Amtrak to get from Boston to Dover.

    All went well no issues no worries excellent customer service - great driver was a lot of snow lots…read moreof traffic felt very safe

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    Liberty Livery - Client and Service Dog

    Liberty Livery

    1.0(1 review)
    8.3 mi

    I was so excited to find this place. It sounded exactly like what I needed to get my mother to her…read moresame day procedure at the hospital. I'm unable to drive due to my own injury. We called and got pricing for both the pick up (early hour fee applied) and then they were going to sign her out of the hospital and bring her home to me (she was under anesthesia so she needed to be with a person during recovery). I was told that they use transport wheelchairs and they had a "no touch, no catch" policy. This I understood. The driver gave my mom a lecture about the ramp we have outside and she claims it is unsafe. First, no one wants to be lectured on the way to their heart procedure. Second, the ramp holds 800 pounds and was designed to be semi-portable. It has some flex when you get to the middle of it. Anyone who knows physics or understands statics and dynamics knows that flex is necessary by design. Inflexible items break. Buildings and bridges are built to sway; they remain intact because they are designed to flex rather than have a critical failure (I.e., break into pieces). The ramp is well constructed, has high ratings and was installed by a former NASA scientist. I think he'd have mentioned it if it was a serious problem. The day of the procedure, my mom was driven home. I am recovering from my own surgery and can't get outside. I heard my mom from where I'm at in the house. I could hear the driver on her cellphone but wasn't able to make out what was going on. Then came the lights. I had emergency vehicles in front of the house. Then it went dark and I was left in the house wondering what happened. My mother had fallen and hit her head. The driver had called 911. She had my number and had spoken with me previously, yet she left without ever calling me to tell me what happened. My mother was in a neck brace for hours before she could call me to tell me what had happened. So, as far as the quality of my mother's trip I would argue that she was taken to and from the hospital. She received an opinionated lecture from the driver who lacks any background of the specific ramp that we have. (She also gave her unasked for information about how to get rid of the second car in our two driveways.) At no time did she have the courtesy to call and let me know that she was not bringing my mom through the door for me to watch. She should have called to tell me that she fell and was on the way to the Emergency Department for scans to look for internal bleeding. Professionalism dictates that. But I would have thought that she could comprehend that you don't leave an individual hanging on wondering why their loved one never walked through the door. Will she get you from point A to B, likely. You'll be told along the way whatever it she feels needs fixing and how to do it. As mentioned, if your loved one doesn't walk through the door, do not expect her to tell you anything. Pray that you will get a call from your family member in a reasonable amount of time. I believe that people are generally decent until they prove themselves otherwise. Maybe this rating will give someone else pause to see that they are treated with respect from point of contact all the way through a completed job. Bottom line: they called 911 for my mother who had fallen on the deck right outside the door of the house. I'm recovering from surgery and was unable to get to that part of the house to figure out why I could hear them but my mom never came home. She lacked the professionalism and empathy to even call me or open the door to inform me that my mother was en route to the Emergency department for scans. My mother was in a neck brace for hours and unable to call me. So I sat for hours (after she was supposed to be home) wondering what had happened.

    From the owner: Beyond dependable air, rail, sea, and bus connections, Liberty Livery focuses on assisted medical…read moreand airport transportation services. We help people discover magical places to unwind, be themselves, and have the time of their lives while we unobtrusively take care of everything. As specialists in local and cross-country expeditions for travelers of all ages and capabilities, we have the experience, the motivation, and the ingenuity to find and explore pathways to adventure that circumvent difficulties and bolster autonomy. Imagine the possibilities for stress-free travel to destinations far and near for yourself, your group, or someone dear to you who can't get around by themselves! Ask about recreational, entertainment, and revitalization excursions now in progress for adventurous travelers who found themselves At Liberty to mobilize their dreams.

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    Maria Miles Visitors Center - Located right across the sign

    Maria Miles Visitors Center

    3.0(3 reviews)
    1.8 mi

    Good place to stop to get information or use the bathroom facilities…read more I live in the state and I was there just for the restrooms but if you are a tourist wanting information it would be well worth stopping there. There is literature available and there are always workers there who are more than willing to answer any questions you may have. The worker who was on duty the day that I stopped by was very friendly. The restroom facilities are clean and I can tell that the people working there are good at keeping them well maintained as far as cleaning and keeping supplies stocked. I noticed that there was a vending machine available for anybody who is looking to buy a snack. There is plenty of parking in their parking lot. This visitors center is only open from 9 AM until 5 PM everyday and that is really the only thing that could use improvement here. Even if they would stay open until maybe 7 PM it would be great.

    This place was very quaint, nothing spectacular, but the person at the place was extremely nice and…read morewilling to answer any questions that you had. They have a great array of interesting information about the area on the bathroom walls, which made it even more fun.

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    The restrooms are a must-visit. On-site recycling of toilet waste, saving millions of gallons of water since 1999

    Maria Miles Visitors Center - The restrooms are a must-visit. On-site recycling of toilet waste, saving millions of gallons of water since 1999

    The restrooms are a must-visit. On-site recycling of toilet waste, saving millions of gallons of water since 1999

    Maria Miles Visitors Center - The restrooms are a must-visit. On-site recycling of toilet waste, saving millions of gallons of water since 1999

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    The restrooms are a must-visit. On-site recycling of toilet waste, saving millions of gallons of water since 1999

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